Federico Jacobi

Hey @kylemaccs I believe the problem is the source of the video and/or which plugins is VideoJS using (not to be confused with WordPress plugins).

This plugin uses VideoJS too. Have you tried enabling HLS support?

Just did an update that should fix the problem. Videos will now play inline, instead of fullscreen with the native video player.

Hey @isapoker, currently you cannot change the width of the player, it’ll just go 100% the width of its container. If you can modify the width of the container, that could work. I believe this is a better way to keep it default.

Another thing you can do is add a custom CSS. Go to the wp-admin then Appearance then customize. Towards the bottom you’ll find “Additional CSS” and paste this:

.video-js.vjs-fluid {
	width: 200px;
	height: 100px;
	padding-top: 0;
}

You can adjust the height and width by changing the values there. But keep in mind, this will apply to ALL players!

I’ll probably add a feature for this in the near future, I can see it being a problem. Thanks!

Hi @9march, first, make sure your WordPress install is updated to the latest version. Also, make sure it is running the Gutenberg editor. Then on the Gutenberg editor, you use the “Video with Ads” block.

Hello!

I would start by going through this https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/1705822?hl=en and https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/1705823

The video player is already integrated with Google IMA SDK as required by adsense, from there on, I would think its just a matter of going through the motion and setup on adsense’s end.

Please let me know what you find!

The newest version handles IE11 … just update.

Also you can use the IE pack to target different IE versions

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/theme-to-browser-control-ie-pack/

It could be that the file you downloaded is corrupted … highly unlikely, but possible.

I’m looking into it anyway!

Thanks for the heads up!

There is multiple android browsers … currently I haven’t added any of them, however, it is easy enough to add.

You might want to try to target simply Android regardless of the browser.

oops … here’s the code:

function fb_user_theme() {	

	global $user_login;

	if ( $user_login == 'myuser' ) {
		return 'twentyten';
	} else {
		return 'default';
	}
}

  add_filter('stylesheet', 'fb_user_theme');
  add_filter('template', 'fb_user_theme');