From a UX perspective whether to display a subtitle track is a preference that should really be left up to the user. Edit: that being said, mediaelement.js allows you to specify a starting sub track by passing in this option: { startLanguage: ‘en’ }
Finally i got the solution: <script> jQuery(“#mascara”).click(function() { $(‘.video-player’).each(function(index) { $(this)[0].contentWindow.postMessage(‘{“method”:”unload”}’,’*’); }); }); </script>
Try embedding your video like this: <video controls> <source src=”https://www.domain.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/5898ca6e5276e4cd97c0bd730a2ed82c11780595-480p__80044.mp4#t=18″ type=”video/mp4″ /> </video> Paste this in your editor but make sure on the top right it is set to “Text” not “Visual”. When you switch it back to “Visual” you will just see blank gray frame. Preview the post and you should see the video … Read more
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You could set a max width to the container using CSS. .video_player { max-width: 800px; overflow:hidden; }
You can do that by writing JavaScript. Like, in your theme footer (footer.php) if you place code like below (before the ending </body> tag): <script> var vid = document.querySelector(‘video.wp-video-shortcode’); vid.autoplay = true; vid.load(); </script> It will autoplay all the videos of all the video widgets on the DOM (or in fact all the videos with … Read more
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Yea, you can’t use short codes in comments by default with WordPress. Short codes are anything surrounded in those ‘[ ]’ brackets. There are plugins you can install that allow you to use short-codes in posts, products, categories, and other places in WordPress that you aren’t able to by default. However, I don’t know of … Read more
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