wpvideogallery

Thanks for your reply.

Unfortunately, Facebook videos must be added using their native embed because their Player API doesn’t offer enough flexibility to integrate with our custom video player. As a result, it’s not possible to enable fullscreen mode with Facebook videos when clicking the play button.

However, YouTube videos can be played using our custom video player. To enable this, go to the “Video Gallery => Settings” menu in your WordPress Admin Dashboard, find the “Use Native Controls” setting, and make sure the “YouTube” option is unchecked. This will allow YouTube videos to be played with our custom player, and the fullscreen option will be available.

The same procedure applies to Vimeo videos.

@shubh01an7,

My sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused. By default, our plugin uses an iframe to add the player, and this iframe page includes a no-index meta tag to prevent the player page from being indexed. However, this should not affect the indexing of the video page itself.

As an alternative, you can use the JavaScript-based initialization option in our plugin, which does not use an iframe and does not add no-index meta tags.

Solution:

Please navigate to “Video Gallery => Settings” in your WordPress Admin Dashboard. Locate and enable the “Force JavaScript Based Initialization” option, then save the changes and check if the issue is resolved.

If the issue persists, please provide us with the URL of an example video page from your website. This will allow us to investigate further and assist you more effectively.

Hope this helps you!

They are old posts. Our last version introduced a setting for this option. So, you no longer need to depend on the code patch.

Kindly go to the “Video Gallery => Settings” menu from your WordPress Admin Dashboard, find the “Playsinline” option, and simply disable that.

Hope this solved your issue!

In case the issue remains, kindly share with us an example page URL from your website where the issue remains. So, we could get a clue about the issue and assist you accordingly.

Note the “Playsinline” option works only on iOS. Also, the video goes fullscreen only when you click the “Play Button”.

Thanks for contacting us.

Unfortunately, our current version doesn’t support multiple channels in a single gallery/shortcode.

Alternative Solution:

We have another plugin called “All-in-One Video Gallery” https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-video-gallery/ and you can use this plugin to achieve this.

But, the way the “All-in-One Video Gallery” plugin works is completely different from the “Automatic YouTube Gallery” plugin.

Kindly refer to the following links,

1. Getting Started: https://plugins360.com/all-in-one-video-gallery/documentation/
2. Auto Import YouTube Videos: https://plugins360.com/all-in-one-video-gallery/auto-import-youtube-videos/

So, the trick here is,

1. Go to the “Video Gallery => Video Categories” menu, create separate categories each representing a YouTube Channel.
2. Then, go to the “Video Gallery => Automations” menu, and create separate automations for each your YouTube Channel. The automation form has the option to select categories for the imported videos. Kindly select the respective category for the imported videos.
3. Finally, use our gallery shortcode to display videos from multiple categories in the order you need.

Example Shortcode:

[aiovg_videos category="1,2,3" orderby="date"]

The numeric values “1, 2, and 3” in the above shortcode belongs to your category IDs that you can find under your “Video Gallery => Video Categories” menu.

Hope this helped you!

If you are interested with this plugin and have more doubts, kindly use the respective plugin forum link here https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/all-in-one-video-gallery/

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

.aiovg-tags-list {    
    display: grid;
    grid-template-columns: repeat(4, 1fr);
    gap: 16px;
}

.aiovg-tags-list a.tag-cloud-link {
    font-size: 1rem !important;
}

Hope this solved your issue!

Apologies. This is not possible using our current plugin version 🙁

“All-in-One Video Gallery” uses the built-in commenting system from WordPress.

You simply need to disable the “Enable threaded (nested) comments _ levels deep” option from the “WordPress Admin Dashboard => Settings => Discussion” settings. Kindly check https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/comments-in-wordpress/#comment-display for more details.

Hope this helped you!

Sure, this is possible. Kindly try using the following shortcode,

[aiovg_videos include="YOUR_VIDEO_ID"]

Note: You must replace “YOUR_VIDEO_ID” from the shortcode above with the actual Video ID that you can get from your “WordPress Admin Panel => Video Gallery => All Videos” menu.