Video Size issues

Hey Jack,

Great question. This is because the Huzzaz video gallery will expand to the width of the <div> that it is inside. This allows it be flexible and respond to different window and screen sizes.

A larger width will mean the overall video gallery player will be bigger and the height will be larger as well.

You should double check that you are using the same page or layout template for both pages. It looks like one of the pages has a smaller width than the other.

Check out this video for a little bit more detail about adjusting the height of your video galleries: https://about.huzzaz.com/videogallery?hzv=48746

Hey thanks for the help.

The templates for both pages are set as ‘Full Width page, no title’, so that wasn’t the issue…I’m using the siteorigin page builder to build these pages and after jigging around with the text above the video, I realised that if I added some line breaks
into the text above it reduced the width of the player. However that could prove quite painstaking when you’re looking at different screen resolutions (something which that video you linked was really useful for looking at: gonna have to take a greater look at assigning width and height for those issues soon!). I noticed that when inspecting the element of the video gallery on the ‘Curb Call’ page (where the issues lay), the width paramater is codified in a percentage rather than pixels (which is what the height is specified in), do you know how altering the width percentage could help me to solve the issue rather than applying line breaks in the text?

Thanks again

Just to add, the reason I don’t really want to have to adjust the width of the video gallery in accordance with how wide the text widget is above, is because I want a uniform width of the video galleries across all pages and as the text on each page will be different, it will be almost impossible to make each text widget identical in length.

I wish I could give you a silver bullet but the issue is a bit complicated. Your theme dictates the width of the main div and it looks like that width is adjusted to the amount of text in the text widget (like you said). You will probably need to specify the width of the text widget in pixels rather than percentage so that it will be the same on every page regardless of how much text there is in the text widget. However, to make the page responsive, you’ll need to specify different pixel widths for different screen sizes.

You could possibly try a different theme that is more predictable with widths of a post.