The best solution here is to use the built-in filter for embed parameters: <?php function mytheme_embed_defaults( $defaults ) { return array( ‘width’ => 100, ‘height’ => 100 ); } add_filter( ’embed_defaults’, ‘mytheme_embed_defaults’ ); ?> This code can be added to your theme’s functions.php file and you can change the numbers to reflect the sizes that … Read more
There is a difference because you are not using the_post function in the first example. What this function does is it calls setup_postdata function, which sets up all the globals needed for other functions to work. You can call it manually, just at the beginning of your foreach loop, like this: setup_postdata( $post ). In … Read more
Maybe you should just add a custom field to accept the url itself, in stead of the wp_editor textarea; then append the video embed after you work with the input. Let me know if you need any help setting that up. OR: You could add a separete textarea to accept just comma separated or line-break … Read more
From what I can tell, this stems from your use of get_post_field(), which is reserved for fields found in the posts table of the database (ie: built-in to WordPress, rather than custom fields). For custom fields you should use get_post_meta().
One idea for the shortcode version, would be to add the custom class via the the native shortcode: then you could add it to your custom wrapper with: add_filter( ’embed_oembed_html’, function ( $html, $url, $attr, $post_ID) { return sprintf( ‘<figure class=”video-container %s”>%s</figure>’, isset( $attr[‘class’] ) ? esc_attr( $attr[‘class’] ) : ”, $html ); }, 10, … Read more
This might help. On the YouTube video page, choose Share, then choose Embed, then choose Show More. Remove checks in boxes for “Show Player controls” and “Show Video Title and Player Actions.” Choose largest given width size or custom size that is equal to or slightly greater than your div container width. Copy the code. … Read more
Use the property current_post of a WP_Query object – it’ll be zero for the first post: if ( $wp_query->current_post === 0 ) // First post in main loop if ( $get_videos->current_post === 0 ) // First video in current videos loop
Read up on Embeds. To trigger an embed use wp_oembed_get($url). In general the url needs to be on it’s own line with a space below and above when inside the_content. wp_insert_post() has nothing to do with embeds as the embed HTML is usually generated when passed through the_content filter. To add support for non-oEmbed sites … Read more
The whole idea of embedding is that you do not have control over how the embedded content is being styled and it is controlled by the server from which the content is embedded. The embedding server might allow some control over the embedded content via the URL parameters but to know how to achieve that … Read more
Okay, I’ve got around this by simply hiding the div containing the oEmbed code and then using .clone() to replicate it into my modal when it pops.