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  • Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Kindly try using the following CSS code:

    .ayg-pagination .ayg-btn {
    border-color: #8d6454;
    color: #8d6454;
    }

    Hope this solved your issue!

    In case the issue remains, kindly share with us your gallery page URL to check this directly and share with you a relevant CSS code.

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Technically, we use the YouTube Data API to fetch videos from YouTube. Unfortunately, the YouTube Data API doesn’t provide an option to retrieve videos in a specific order.

    This could be possible if the imported videos were stored in a local database. However, our “Automatic YouTube Gallery” plugin is a real-time solution — it does not permanently store the API results. Instead, it only caches the results temporarily. So, we’re sorry to inform you that custom ordering is not currently possible with the “Automatic YouTube Gallery” plugin. That said, we may consider adding this functionality in the future.

    As an alternative, we recommend using our other plugin: All-in-One Video Gallery

    Unlike the “Automatic YouTube Gallery”, the “All-in-One Video Gallery” plugin stores the API results in your WordPress database as individual Video Posts. The architecture and functionality of both plugins are completely different.

    You can follow these tutorials to get started:

    Here are the steps to display videos in a specific order:

    1. Create a category under Video Gallery > Video Categories that corresponds to your YouTube source.
    2. Set up an automation and assign the above category in the import form so that imported videos are grouped accordingly.
    3. Use the shortcode below to display the videos in a post or page with a specific order:
    [aiovg_videos orderby="rand" category="YOUR_CATEGORY_ID"]

    Make sure to replace YOUR_CATEGORY_ID with the actual ID of the video category, which you can find under Video Gallery > Video Categories.

    You can repeat steps 1–3 to create multiple galleries as needed.

    We hope this helps!
    If you run into any issues or need further assistance, feel free to reach out.

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Sure, simply add the shortcode below:

    [aiovg_video orderby="date" order="desc"]

    Hope this solved your issue!

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Thanks for your question!

    Our plugin pulls the thumbnail images directly from YouTube using their provided URLs. Right now, YouTube only serves these thumbnails in JPG format, so unfortunately, it’s not possible for us to switch them to WebP or AVIF.

    The good news is that since the images are loaded from YouTube’s super-fast servers, they shouldn’t have any noticeable impact on your site’s performance.

    Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other questions.

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Thanks for reporting this!

    We haven’t tested our plugin specifically with FlyingPress, but the issue you’re seeing is likely due to the Remove Unused CSS or Delay JavaScript options affecting our plugin’s styles or scripts.

    A few things to try:

    1. Remove Unused CSS – Check if FlyingPress allows you to exclude certain plugins, pages, or CSS files from this feature. Excluding our plugin should help if styles are being removed. Their documentation or support should guide you on how to set that up.
    2. Delay JavaScript – Our plugin already defers script loading, so there’s no need to delay it again. Try excluding our plugin’s scripts from this option to avoid conflicts.

    If you’re not sure what exactly to exclude, feel free to submit a support ticket here:
    👉 https://plugins360.com/automatic-youtube-gallery/support/ (include a link to this thread).
    We’ll take a look and one of our developers can help with the correct exclusions.

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Thank you for reaching out!

    Technically, our plugin loads videos in two different ways:

    1. JavaScript-based Initialization
    2. iFrame-based Initialization

    The URL you shared is an iframe player URL, which is meant to serve as the embedded video source, not a regular page URL of your website. These URLs are intentionally marked as “noindex” to prevent search engines from indexing them. Indexing iframe URLs can lead to SEO issues like duplicate content or pages with thin content appearing in search results — something we aim to avoid.

    Instead, for better SEO and a user-friendly structure, we recommend organizing and displaying your videos using our built-in video gallery features. Here’s how you can optimize your setup:

    1. It looks like you manually built a video grid on this page:
      👉 https://www.personaldrivers.com/video-library/
    2. Instead, we recommend following our Getting Started tutorial for the best results:
      📘 https://plugins360.com/all-in-one-video-gallery/getting-started/
    3. Create categories for each video group (e.g., each submenu on your site) via
      Video Gallery → Video Categories.
    4. Add your videos under
      Video Gallery → All Videos,
      and assign them to appropriate categories.
    5. Use the following shortcode on your menu pages to display category-based galleries: [aiovg_videos category="YOUR_CATEGORY_ID" template="popup"]
    6. Replace YOUR_CATEGORY_ID with the actual ID found in the Video Categories section.
    7. To ensure your single video pages are indexed by Google (while still using popup playback), enable JavaScript-based initialization:
      • Go to Video Gallery → Settings → Player (tab)
      • Enable the “Force JavaScript Based Initialization” option
      • Save the changes

    This setup will:

    • Keep your embedded iframe player URLs out of search engines (which is good!)
    • Ensure your actual video post pages are indexed
    • Maintain your current popup layout while improving SEO and long-term scalability (pagination, filtering, etc.)

    🔒 Note: The popup template is a premium feature. If you’re not already using the premium version, feel free to request a trial here:
    https://plugins360.com/all-in-one-video-gallery/support/

    If you have any other questions or need help setting this up, we’re happy to assist!

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Since we haven’t received a response from you in a while, we’re temporarily closing this topic. Feel free to reopen it whenever you need assistance in the future.

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Apologies for the inconvenience. Unfortunately, our current version doesn’t include an option to disable the scrolling behavior. However, we’re planning to add this feature in the next update.

    In the meantime, please submit a support ticket at https://plugins360.com/support/ and include the URL of this post. We’ll be happy to provide you with a patched version as a temporary solution.

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Unfortunately, the current version of our plugin doesn’t offer a built-in option for this. However, it can still be achieved using a third-party plugin.

    Here’s how you can do it:

    1. In your WordPress dashboard, navigate to:
      Video Gallery → Settings → General (tab) → Videos Layout
    2. Locate the “Order By” option.
    3. Select “Menu Order” from the dropdown to enable custom sorting.
    4. Save the changes.

    Next, install the Simple Custom Post Order plugin to manage the sorting: After installing the plugin:

    1. Go to the plugin’s settings page:
      Simple Custom Post Order Settings
    2. Enable the “Check to see advanced view of Post Types” option and click Update.
    3. In the “Check to Sort Post Types” section, check the box for Videos, then save the changes.
    4. Now, go back to the All Videos page in your dashboard. You should be able to sort the videos by simply dragging and dropping them.

    Note: The plugin doesn’t add a specific column for sorting. Instead, when you hover over a video row, your cursor will change to a “move” icon, indicating that you can drag and reorder the items directly.

    Let us know if you need further assistance!

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Thanks for your reply. Our next version has been planned by the first week of May, 2025.

    Kindly submit a ticket on our website if this is urgent to you.

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    From your question, I understand that you have configured the plugin to use the native Vimeo Player.

    Kindly follow the steps below for a quick solution:

    Open the following file using your FTP/SFTP client:

    /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-video-gallery-premium/public/templates/player-iframe.php

    Find the code block below (line #174-179):

    // Build iframe code
    $player_html = sprintf(
    '<iframe src="%s" title="%s" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen></iframe>',
    esc_url( $embed_url ),
    esc_attr( $post_title )
    );

    Replace it as follows:

      // Build iframe code
    $embed_url = add_query_arg( 'texttrack', 'en-x-autogen', $embed_url );

    $player_html = sprintf(
    '<iframe src="%s" title="%s" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen></iframe>',
    esc_url( $embed_url ),
    esc_attr( $post_title )
    );

    Save the changes and check again.

    Hope this solves your issue!

    If the issue persists, kindly share an example video URL from your website so we can check it directly and assist you accordingly.

    Alternatively, you can submit a ticket on our website: https://plugins360.com/all-in-one-video-gallery/support/ along with this post URL. This way, we can provide you with a patched version via email.

    Notes:

    1. Our next version will automatically add these parameters when captions are enabled in the plugin settings.
    2. Additionally, we will introduce a filter hook for developers to override $embed_url without modifying the plugin’s source files directly.
    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Thank you for your feedback! We’re glad to hear you’re enjoying the video automation imports from Vimeo.

    Currently, there isn’t a built-in option to reset an automation or refresh imported videos. However, this is already on our roadmap, and we absolutely plan to introduce this feature in a future update.

    We truly appreciate your patience and support. Stay tuned for updates, and feel free to reach out if you have any other suggestions or questions!

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    The issue is likely caused by WordPress automatically adding paragraph (<p>) and break (<br>) tags to your content using the wpautop filter. This can sometimes interfere with the formatting of your gallery.

    To disable this behavior, please add the following PHP code to the bottom of your theme’s functions.php file:

    add_action( 'wp', function() {
    remove_filter( 'the_content', 'wpautop', 10 );
    });

    This should resolve the issue.

    If the issue persists, please share your gallery page URL so we can check it directly and assist you further. Alternatively, you can submit a support ticket here to share your gallery page URL privately.

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    You’re very welcome! 😊 I’m glad it worked for you. Thank you for your support—I truly appreciate it! If you have any questions or need any help, feel free to reach out.

    Plugin Contributor wpvideogallery

    (@wpvideogallery)

    Kindly try adding the following CSS code under the “Appearance => Customize => Additional CSS” menu from your WordPress Admin Dashboard,

    .automatic-youtube-gallery,
    .automatic-youtube-gallery a {
    color: #eee;
    }

    Hope this solved your issue!

    If the issue persists, please share your website URL with us so we can check it directly and provide you with the most relevant CSS solution.

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