Embedding Addresses

Embedding a folder of addresses

You can create several folders in Keep&Share that will hold different groups addresses. This is can be an extremely helpful feature when it comes to organizing your addresses, like separating business addresses from personal addresses.

If there is a specific folder of addresses that you want to share, you can copy the embed code for that folder of addresses and insert it into your website. An embedded folder of addresses will look like the example below:

When you embed this code into your website, it will look almost exactly like how your folder of addresses appears when you are looking at it on your Keep&Share account.

Note: You can click on each single address and navigate to all of the information regarding that address.

Finding the folder embedding code

Follow the directions below to find the embedding code for your folder of addresses.

Using your embedding code

Once you have found your embedding code, it will look similar to the code in the example below:

HTML Example:

Notice that there is a width and height listed for the iframe in the embed code. By default, the width of the iframe is always “900” and the height is “700.” However, you can change these measurements to anything you choose so that it will fit whatever web page you’re embedding the folder in.

These are the other parameters in the embed code you can change:

Frameborder — you can change this number to give a border to your iframe.
Scrolling — you can change this to “yes” to add scrollbars to your folder of addresses if your information goes outside of the size of the iframe.

Additional Folder URL Parameters

You can use other parameters in your embedded folder code to control how your folder looks and works. Below is a chart of what parameters you can use and how to use them.

Parameter	Description
&bkc=######	Item table background You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use. For example, if you wanted the background to be white the added parameter would be "&bkc=ffffff
&mbc=######	Menu bar background color You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
&mbtc=######	Menu bar text color You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
&ic=######	Item background color You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
&ic2=######	Alternating item background color You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
&itc=######	Item text color You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
&bc=######	Border color You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
&hc=######	Header background color You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
&htc=######	Header text color You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
&nomenu=y	Disable display of the menu bar You will replace the "######" with the six digit hex code for the color that you want to use.
&noprint=y	Disable display of the print icon for the embedded folder
&noviewmenu=y	Sisable display of the list/card view menu button
&noname=y	Disable display of the folder name
&sb=sbmd	Sort files in embedded folder by modified date ascending
&sb=sbmdr	Sort files in embedded folder bymodified date descending
&sb=sbt	Sort files in embedded folder by title ascending
&sb=sbtr	Sort files in embedded folder by title descending
&sb=sbfc	Sort files in embedded folder by folder name
&sb=sbfcr	Sort files in embedded folder by folder name descending
&vw=card	Make the default files display in "card" view
&vw=list	Make the default files display in "list" view
&md=##	Maximum number of items to display You will change the "##" to the number of files you want to display in the folder.
&nofilters=y	Disable display of the row filter controls
&sb=sbln	Sort addresses by last name
&sb=sbfn	Sort addresses by first name
&sb=sbmd	Sort addresses by modified date
&sb=sbfd	Sort addresses by folder name
&sb=sbph	Sort addresses by phone number
&sb=sbem	Sort addresses by email address
&sb=sbad	Sort addresses by address
&sb=sbct	Sort addresses by city
&sb=sbst	Sort addresses by state
&sb=sbzp	Sort addresses by zip code
&sb=sbcn	Sort addresses by country
&sb=sbcp	Sort addresses by company
&sb=sbtl	Sort addresses by job title
&sb=sburl	Sort addresses by url
&sb=sbbd	Sort addresses by birthday
&sb=sbann	Sort addresses by anniversary
&sb=sbtag	Sort addresses by tag name
&sb=sbut1	Sort addresses by user text 1
&sb=sbut2	Sort addresses by user text 2
&sb=sbut3	Sort addresses by user text 3
&sb=sbut4	Sort addresses by user text 4
&sb=sbut5	Sort addresses by user text 5
&sb=sbut6	Sort addresses by user text 6
&sb=sbut7	Sort addresses by user text 7
&sb=sbut8	Sort addresses by user text 8
&sb=sbud1	Sort addresses by user date 1
&sb=sbud2	Sort addresses by user date 2

Note: To reverse the order of how your addresses are viewed add "-" before the value in the parameter. For example, if you wanted to sort your addresses by email from Z to A rather than A to Z you would add this parameter to your embedded email address folder: &sb=-sbem

See the code below for what it will look like when you add the above parameters to your embedded address folder:

Before adding parameters:

After adding parameters: