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In a post or page, when you add an image into the article content, there is these options:

 

 

It uses size medium as default, if you want to set “full” as default, here is what you can do:

 

Bring up the funtions.php file

Appearance >> Editor --> Theme Functions (functions.php)

 

Inside the action function for “after_setup_theme”, which means what to do after the theme is setup, add the following, in my case it is like this:

 

add_action('after_setup_theme', 'swiss_setup');

function swiss_setup()

{

    update_option('image_default_size', 'full' );

…

}

 

Now when you add a new post, and want to embed an image, the original size option will be set to default.

 

In Wordpress, it is very easy to add vedio from youtube, you just paste the url link into the edtior, it is smart enough to display the vedio player for you. But what if your vedio is not stored on youtube, or any other famous vedio websites which are in the white list that Wordpress claims? You need a plug in.

Here is the plugin i use to add youku vedios to Wordpress. Its name is "Code Embed" by David Artiss. In order to use this plugin to add vedio to your blog, your need to show the "Custom fileds" in the post, and then add the a "key" & "embed html code" as one custom field, you can put whatever html code as the custom-field's value, so you can put your embed flash vedio code there. For example:

%CODE1%   =>  <embed>..flash vedio..</embed>

then in your post content, just write:  %CODE1% , when display the article to your readers, it will show the vedio, not the %CODE1%.