Tonight I added to feature to Minecraft Archives that lets you embed your archives onto anywhere that allows HTML markup, including your own website, if you have one. That’s all. See below for examples of embedding archives onto this completely separate website. When you go to MinecraftArchives.com, you will see a “</>” icon which brings up a pop-up that gives you the HTML code to copy/paste.
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