oEmbed not working in WordPress
oEmbed not working in WordPress
oEmbed not working in WordPress
Capture mediaelement events
How To Replace WordPress Native Player With Fluid Player? [closed]
How would you implement a CTA infront of a videoplayer? [closed]
I figured out a “down and dirty” fix in the theme code. This will be overridden when you update the theme so you’ll have to do it again at that time. themes/Divi/includes/builder/scripts/frontend-builder-scripts.js Lines 1316 – 1330 if ( et_is_mobile_device ) { $( ‘.et_pb_section_video_bg’ ).each( function() { var $this_el = $(this); $this_el.closest( ‘.et_pb_preload’ ).removeClass( ‘et_pb_preload’ ); … Read more
I don’t know WordPress has its own video player, but HTML5 video player supports closed captions. This is the example. <video width=”320″ height=”240″> <source type=”video/mp4″ src=”/my_video_file.mp4″ > <track src=”/captions_file.vtt” label=”English” kind=”captions” srclang=”en-us” default > <track src=”/French_captions_file.vtt” label=”French” kind=”subtitles” srclang=”fr” > </video> But, I recommend this Video.js
You could make a plugin which adds a meta box in admin, where you can add a link to a youtube/vimeo video. The plugin should then save the url as meta data for that article when the article is saved. When listing the articles (or viewing a single one), check if the meta data value … Read more
You can take a look on Video Embed & Thumbnail Generator Plugin, that allows you to add several fields to any video uploaded to the WordPress Media Library. Just choose a few options and click Insert into Post and you’ll get a shortcode in the post editor that will embed a flexible, responsive HTML5/Flash video … Read more
I found this answer online which responds your question
I will suggest you to use pop up generator plugin.