This post should be 3 posts but for lack of time, I’ll give it to you all in one:

1. Why your embedded Prezi presentation looks different than in their servers.
2. How to fix it with the only solution in the market (as of September 2011)
3. How to fix missing files if your Prezi is not in the same folder as your html.

Your embedded presentation looks different than the one hosted at Prezi community

What you embed in your website is not your presentation, but a player, which calls your presentation from Prezi servers. They won’t tell you the player used for presentations hosted externally (your server) is a degraded version, which will show you a low-resolution version until clicked, to save bandwith in their servers, and a GIANT presentation name, so it looks better in their “Explore” page listings. So they have their reasons, and you are stuck with a Prezi presentation in which you invested hours or days and now it doesn’t match your sleek design.

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I don’t  know if Godaddy has anything to do with the hacked account’s password leak (we should make a poll at wordpress.org forums) and there are many post out there talking about how to fix it, so I’ll just limit this post to give you the RegEx (regular expression) to find-and-replace the code in all your pages using Dreamweaver or any other text editor with regular expressions search and replace capabilities.

This one works on Dreamweaver, which has a few limitations (anchors in this case). It should work on regular PHP replacing functions. You can use it on your local copy, or just run it in some remote terminal command right on the server. (more…)