Sorry – it looks like this is turning out to be a plugin conflict with the Fusion Core plugin used by our theme, Avada. It seems to be bumping into the WP Theatre plugin and having a problem with either a chortcode or iframe.
If anyone has any ideas for workarounds, please let me know,
Thanks.
I’d need to see it working or failing to get an idea of what the conflict is. Even with the plugin you have on the page now it is missing the video id.
Since it seems to be happening with multiple plugins I would go over to Avada and ask them. The odd thing is they don’t list a video shortcode so it would be odd that there’s a conflict.
and if you do get it working just an FYI but you don’t need the show_video_title=”true”, its true by default.
I am also using the Avada theme and having similar issues. Did you manage to find a fix for this?
I have opened a ticket with Theme Forest to hopefully get the problem fixed.
The issue is caused by the WP Theater and Fusion Core shortcode for Vimeo and Youtube videos being the same.
You can fix the issue yourself by navigating to wp-content/plugins/fusion-core/shortcodes. Open up class-vimeo.php or class-youtube.php (or both if you use both sites), and delete the 3 lines in the ‘public function __construct()’ function near the top.
For example, you will delete these 3 lines in class-vimeo.php:
add_filter( 'fusion_attr_vimeo-shortcode', array( $this, 'attr' ) );
add_filter( 'fusion_attr_vimeo-shortcode-video-sc', array( $this, 'video_sc_attr' ) );
add_shortcode('vimeo', array( $this, 'render' ) );
Thanks for the reminder and fix. I’m adding an option to not register those shortcodes by default and instead being able to use [wptheater vimeo]
