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  • Plugin Author Kyle Gilman

    (@kylegilman)

    What are you trying to do with that plugin? You might be able to accomplish it in a simpler way. My plugin already adds a watermark overlay. Maybe you just need to customize that.

    Thread Starter ner0tik

    (@ner0tik)

    the plugin allows for HTML and images to be overlaid on the video, i’m trying to create something like adsense does with popup advertising.

    Plugin Author Kyle Gilman

    (@kylegilman)

    Ok, well this isn’t going to be particularly easy. I really can’t walk you through the whole process because I’ve never used that plugin, but I can give you some ideas. You may have seen this thread already https://wordpress.org/support/topic/inline-video-ads?replies=7

    Upload the videojs-overlay.js and video-overlay.css files to your server. Edit the main file for my plugin to add the .js file to the footer by adding a wp_enqueue_script call after this line: wp_enqueue_script( 'video-js', plugins_url("", __FILE__).'/video-js/video.js', '', '4.10.2', true ); You’ll have to point it to where the file is on your server. Add a wp_enqueue_style for the .css file after this line: wp_enqueue_style( 'video-js-kg-skin', plugins_url("", __FILE__).'/video-js/kg-video-js-skin.css', '', $options['version'] );

    Then you’ll have to figure out a way to load your own custom JS when the page loads to initialize the overlay plugin and do whatever you want to do with it.

    Thread Starter ner0tik

    (@ner0tik)

    Yup i got the css and js included, i’m thinking i can modify where the shortcode is created and add the params for the overlay plugin to work. thanks for your time and your awesome plugin.

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