# Embedding fiddles

Embedding is available from the action menu.

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### Embed has a few visual options:

* **Tabs** – pick which tabs to include in the embed. Order can be changed by changing the string `js,css,html,results` in the URL – more below.
* **Visual** – Light or dark theme, and specific color accents (hex code)
* **Embed snippet** – embed can be used as an `iframe` or `script`. The benefit of using `script` is that it's not blocking rendering and height can be automatically adjusted, so it fits the code in each tab.

### Changing tabs order

In example if to show the result as the first tab add `result,js,html,css` to the URL: `<iframe src="http://jsfiddle.net/zalun/NmudS/embedded/result,js,html,css/">`


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