• Resolved mooer

    (@mooer)


    Hello!

    I’ve encountered an issue when looking at youtube videos in a light box using your plugin. When using Essential Blocks Buttons (or Spectra Buttons) the video cant be paused, fast forwarded etc because half of the video screen is set to toggle the next video, and the other half is set to toggle the previous video. I’ve added a link to better show what Im trying to describe.

    This does not happen when using the WordPress standard buttons. Unfortunately those buttons are not as customizable as the previously mentioned.

    Any idea how to solve this issue? Thanks!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author FirelightWP

    (@firelightwp)

    Hmm. I see the issue on your site.

    The reason you are seeing it with the Spectra button and not the WordPress button is actually not because of the button type. It’s just you have it set up so the Spectra videos are linked together as one ‘gallery’ and you can navigate between them within the lightbox.

    For the WP buttons, each button opens its own video, and you cannot navigate between them in the lightbox. Since there are no nav arrows, you don’t see the issue.

    We can probably do a quick fix with CSS. But this is an issue I’ll need to fix with the lightbox. I don’t see too many people set it up so you can navigate videos in the lightbox, so I haven’t noticed this before.

    I’ll play with some CSS and follow up shortly.

    Plugin Author FirelightWP

    (@firelightwp)

    You can try something like this. You might want to play with this a bit to get it to your liking.

    .fancybox-nav {
    width: 20% !important; // reduces with of clickable nav areas
    height: 40% !important; // reduces height, important to get it off video controls
    top: 30%; // since height is different, we need to reposition it
    }
    .fancybox-next {
    right: -50px; // Not needed, but moves nav arrow off the video
    }
    .fancybox-prev {
    left: -50px; // Not needed, but moves nav arrow off the video
    }
    Thread Starter mooer

    (@mooer)

    This worked like a charm! Thanks a lot for awesome and quick help!

    Plugin Author FirelightWP

    (@firelightwp)

    Great and you’re very welcome!

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