jaredkc

Well that was easy! The functionality it built in and I was trying to recreate it. Thanks.

The content area where you have placed the shortcode is set to “width: 68.385%;”. This is likely due the the template created to be used with a sidebar. Do you have an option to use a full width page? This has nothing to due with WooCommerce, it’s controlled by your theme templates.

Care to share your solution?

There are a few way you can wrap text around the video using CSS. You can apply a class to your video or use a div tag for the video’s container. Then apply a float property in your style sheet.

Inline Style:

<embed src="https://yoursite.com/yourvideo.mov" width="480" height="376" pluginspage="https://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/" autoplay="false" CLASS="CLASSNAME"></embed>

I find that wrapping my video in a div tag usally works better in all browsers:

<div class="classname">
<embed src="https://yoursite.com/yourvideo.mov" width="480" height="376" pluginspage="https://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/" autoplay="false"></embed>
</div>

If you apply a float property of left in you style sheet the text will wrap around your video on the right side:

.classname { float:left; }

“The major draw back to this is that video loads everytime the post loads”
This is true. However you can use a click to start page with quicktime. I just have never got around to doing this. Essentially you have a quicktime movie that is only 1 image, when you click on it the movie with then load.

I used a <div> tag with CSS for styling and placement of my quicktime file. That is another option to use in place of a html table like EternalSkyChaz mentioned.

If that works it would be a much better solution. I need to learn PHP

I get a lot of hits on my site from this post so I thought I would add some information.

I do not use youtube or any other video service. I tried flash video for a while but I Quicktime plays smoother and works well for what I am doing. I post the Quicktime videos on my own site and enter this code into my entry:

<embed src="https://yoursite.com/yourvideo.mov" width="480" height="376" pluginspage="https://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/" autoplay="false"></embed>

You of course just need to put the full url of your video in for the src=” ” and set the width and height to your video size (remember to add 16px to the height for the quicktime controls). If you want the video to play automatically change the autoplay to true.

You can check out my site to see how it works – https://jkc-grafix.com/weblog/

Hope this helps someone!

Try putting this code in you comments.php

<?php if ($comment->comment_approved == '0') : ?>Your comment is awaiting moderation.<?php endif; ?>

I am not to tell you were to put it in you code without seeing it. I hope you can figure it out.

I would try adding something in you sidebar.php. I do not know of a plugin but I do things like this all the time. I just input the code into my sidebar. Not as dynamic but it works for me.

Something like this:

<h2>Coming Soon</h2>

<ul>
<li>Teaser 1</li>
<li>Teaser 2</li>
<li>Teaser 3</li>
<li>Teaser 4</li>
</ul>


You can do this in the admin under Presentation >> Theme Editor >> Then select Sidbar. Or you can use edit them locally on you computer first with an HTML program.

I use quicktime on my site a fair about. I did not use a plugin though I just insert the code with my entry:

<embed src="https://yoursite.com/yourvideo.mov" width="480" height="376" pluginspage="https://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/" autoplay="false"></embed>

You of course just need to put the full url of your video in for the src=” ” and set the width and height to your video size (remember to add 16px to the height for the quicktime controls). If you want the video to play automatically change the autoplay to true.

You can see how it look on my site here – https://jkc-grafix.com/weblog/?p=41

Anyone!

Do you have a link or some code. I do not know what to tell you without being able to see it.

There is a RSS link in the footer of you blog page (very bottom of the page). When ever you make a new post the RSS feed automatically updates.

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Good to know. Thanks vkaryl.