Kevin Dees

Thanks for the fix Bill, I’ll add it when I have the chance.

I have tried to address this issue with better help text

latest version now supports fitVids customSelector option to address this issue

I think have fixed this issue in the latest version 2.1

I just added support for the customSelector feature that address this issue in fitVids

latest update should help you out

Sorry about the late response,

If you still have the issue or if someone else does this could be a CSS issue. It seems like fitvids is doing its job but you may need to add some extra CSS.

Unfortunately I have not been able to replicate the issue.

This may be an issue with fitVids itself and may be worth checking out the Github project. Dave has been really good with support the jQuery plugin. Any updates there are reflected here eventually.

https://github.com/davatron5000/FitVids.js

Sorry about the late reply here but here we go:

To get the widget to work as well you must separate all new selectors with a comma (,). This is a jQuery thing.

This plugin was designed for to help designed embed fitVids within WordPress the correct way without having to hard code it into a design template.

With that in mind I defiantly needed to change some of the help text. So, in the new version I tried to point folks in the right direction with better help text.

If you need settings outside of 100% width I’m not sure strictly using fitvids will be the solution you are looking for.

You may need to add some custom CSS to get the effect you want. However, I can not provide the CSS at this time.

just so others know, you simply add a comma (,) between selectors

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8840257/jquery-ajax-handling-continue-responses-success-vs-done

Normally, in jQuery AJAX requests there is a place for a callback after the sync has taken place. You will most likely need to add some custom code where that callback is located.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8840257/jquery-ajax-handling-continue-responses-success-vs-done

have you tried making an exception in W3 Total cache for the fitVid script? It could be another script that is breaking it. In fitVids the script is added to the bottom of the page and so any other script that may break will stop javascript and break any script that appear after them. Since fitVids is at the bottom this could b your issue.

You may need to user your bowsers debugging tools to find errors and where they appear.

this is the lonk to the js file to add the exception for testing

https://alexdeckard.com/wp-content/plugins/fitvids-for-wordpress/jquery.fitvids.js

css is the solution for sure.