johanronstrom

Thank you @fanclub23!! This was a problem in my custom responsive video CSS as well!

Changing my CSS from targeting:
figure.wp-block-embed.is-type-video {}

to instead target the new wrapper:
figure.wp-block-embed.is-type-video .wp-block-embed__wrapper {}

fixed this for me!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by johanronstrom.

Also have this feature request!

Alright, I think I understand!

I’ll have to contact the authors of Easy Bootstrap Shortcode, or consider using another bootstrap shortcode plugin.

Thanks!
/ johanr

Hi!

Likely the evaluation done in the SEO Plugin does not expand the shortcodes, and therefore do not see your keywords.

Google, on the other hand, does use a fully rendered version of the page (including even most javascript), so the actual SEO should not be impacted at all by this.

If you register your site with Google Webmaster Tools (you should if you are doing SEO) you can “Fetch as google” to see the data that googlebot sees, under the Crawl tab.

(disclaimer: I’m not the author of this plugin)

I solved it by editing the plugin like so:

stream-status-widget.php from line 120

$var_status_class = $is_on ? 'lsb-on' : 'lsb-off';
$var_url = $menu_item->url;
$var_title = apply_filters( 'lsb_stream_status_widget_text', $menu_item->title );
$var_status_indicator = $is_on ? $stream->watching_now : 'Offline';
$var_item_classes = implode(" ",$menu_item->classes);  // added

$item = '';
if ($show_image == true) {
	$item = $templates->printt( $lsb_status_widget_item_with_image_format,
		array(
			'%%status_class%%'     => $var_status_class,
			'%%url%%'              => $var_url,
			'%%title%%'            => $var_title,
			'%%status_indicator%%' => $var_status_indicator,
			'%%image_src%%'        => $var_image_src,
			'%%item_classes%%'	   => $var_item_classes  // added
		)
	);
} else {
	$item = $templates->printt( $lsb_status_widget_item_format,
		array(
			'%%status_class%%'     => $var_status_class,
			'%%url%%'              => $var_url,
			'%%title%%'            => $var_title,
			'%%status_indicator%%' => $var_status_indicator,
			'%%item_classes%%'	   => $var_item_classes  // added
		)
	);
}

and class-templates.php lines 18 and 29

<li class="lsb-status-widget-list-item %%status_class%% %%item_classes%%">

Super! Thanks! I will try that once it’s released!

I hacked it a little to make it work in the meantime ??
https://www.barcraftsthlm.se/

I also have a question about the sorting order.. As far as I can see, it doesn’t use neither the menu order, nor alphabetical order..

I would like to see first the online streams, in menu order, and then the offline streams, in menu order.. Possible?

You could even add the stream shortname (from URL) as a class, so that we can style “featured” streams differently / adding icons etc!

Dem endless possibilities!

??
/ j

I understand what you mean.

The problem here is that since the player needs access to the mp3 file, and the player is 100% client-side, the client will have access to the mp3 url.

You could use obscuring mechanisms on the path, for example base64 encoding or other, but the browser still needs to understand the path. So while you could encode the path in the source, to make it look weird, the media browser in for example firefox will still find it (if it doesn’t, neither will the player)..

The player on your page works for me, Firefox 19.0.2, Win7. Maybe you found a solution? Resolved?

This is not an issue with the plugin, but with HTML5 audio in general.

First we need to make it clear that it is always possible download any content that is shown on screen or heard through speakers. Now that that is out of the way, there are a few ways to obscure the files a little.

None of these obscuring schemes are done by the plugin, but by you as server admin.

This thread discusses obscuring mp3 path by loading them via a script (the mp3 is still on public server, but with secret URL):
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/jplayer/HU3nLnanIJ4

This thread discusses a possibility to load files above the httpdocs folder via a script:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/jplayer/s0peuxn1PnQ

Regards / Johan

I can confirm this.

On the native browser in my Samsung Galaxy S2, it wont work the first time, but if you click paus and then play again it works as expected.

And on Firefox on the same phone it doesn’t work at all.

Would be nice if it worked, it is a very good player except for that!

tnx
/ johan