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Hi @aniketdumbare ,
We’d have to see what restrictions you put on it. Some users who are still having this issue on 14.1.6.1 need to add 3 entries for the website restrictions, instead of the usual two. For example:
yourwebsiteurl.com/*
*.yourwebsiteurl.com/*
*.googleapis.com/*So, in your case it would be:
vanarambh.org/*
*.vanarambh.org/*
*.googleapis.com/*You’re probably missing the first row. Let us know if that works, and we’ll update our documentation if that’s the case.
- This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by embedplus.
Hello,
That’s strange; the wizard’s frame should be exactly the same domain as the rest of your site. In Chrome, please open up the wizard, and could you paste these 2 domains:
- The domain in the Chrome address bar
- Right click within the wizard popup, and click on “View frame source”. What is the domain of the frame?
Lastly, this comment about WordPress.com business accounts might be helpful; you may need a custom domain attached: https://wordpress.com/support/changing-site-address/#a-note-on-wpcomstaging-com-addresses
Thanks!
Hi there,
Sorry that’s not a feature. In fact, the title only shows up beneath the individual thumbnails of a gallery.
You could always type the title in a paragraph right under the video yourself, which would give you more freedom if you wanted to style the title text.
Hello,
Please post a link to the example you gave. Thanks!
Hello,
Please turn on the plugin’s Responsive Sizing setting (in the Defaults tab).
Hello,
As per the option states, there are other factors that might prevent autoplay:
Note: If you’re embedding videos from your own monetized YouTube channel, we advise you to read YouTube’s resource page on ads on embedded videos: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/132596?hl=en You’ll see that videos that you want to monetize “should be embedded using the standard click-to-play embed and NOT a scripted play.” Unchecking this option guarantees standard click-to-play gallery embedding. (Another Note: Desktop browsers like Chrome and Safari are moving towards preventing autoplay for any video. But, your chances are improved if you set your videos to initially start muted.)
Hello,
Please turn on the Responsive Sizing feature in the YouTube plugin’s settings (Defaults tab).
Hello,
Is it a live stream, or is it a premiere that you have scheduled?
Can you post here the embed code you used? it should look like:
[embedyt].....[/embedyt]Hello,
Facade mode will chose the highest quality image available (as long as you turn on the setting for it to do so. It’s on by default, you’ll see it in the Performance tab of the YouTube plugin settings).
Some videos simply don’t have a max resolution preview image available at all from YouTube. So whoever created the video would have to upload that at YouTube.com in order for the plugin to use it.
Once your premiere starts, then it will be the content that shows. Before that, it will be your fallback (not live) content.
Hi,
You’ll need to recreate the embed with the desired fix/edit.
Hi,
This is the option you have:
iOS Playback: Check this to allow your embeds to play inline within your page when viewed on iOS (iPhone and iPad) browsers. Uncheck it to have iOS launch your embeds in fullscreen instead. Disclaimer: YouTube/Google has issues with this iOS related parameter, but we are providing it here in the event that they support it consistently.
Not a threat. The script it’s including is the YouTube API script from youtube.com, which is needed for many of the plugin’s features. More info here about the API script: https://developers.google.com/youtube/iframe_api_reference
Hi,
Sorry right now there isn’t a way to turn it off. WordPress does its own lazy loading for images by default, so we followed suit. However we may provide that option to turn it off in the future.
- This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by embedplus.
Hello?