Actually this didn’t work. It messed with the video’s proportions.
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It’s okay. I used this and it works …
div.post-body p object {
max-width: 70%;
padding: 0;
}
css is the solution for sure.
Here’s a pull request with this type of functionality: https://github.com/davatron5000/FitVids.js/pull/19
I took the latest commit and replaced the plugin js with it (note it has a maxWidthDefault parameter).
You can set a max-width for the container. For example, on a page of videos, you could use
.post-12 .entry-content {
max-width: 500px; /* set explicit width of container, because fitvids makes videos 100% width */
}
If you can’t do that because the videos are mixed with other content, this CSS gets pretty close. In this example, I want my videos to have a max-width of 500px and max-height of 281px, but you can change these to the sizes you want.
.fluid-width-video-wrapper { /* fitvids */
padding-top: 281px !important; /* override fitvids-generated padding; too much padding at full size */
}
.fluid-width-video-wrapper iframe { /* fitvids */
max-width: 500px; /* prevent videos from stretching too wide */
max-height: 281px;
}
