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Great, I’m glad you resolved it Jay!

In our installation, those attributes aren’t being added by WP, even if I explicitly define them in the embed tag.

A few questions:

– Is this a customization set in a theme or plugin?
– Does your theme have a $content_width defined?
– Can you shoot me a link to the site where this is occurring?

Hi Jay,

Using the [embed] shortcode without width and height attributes appears to be working for me with WP 3.6.1. I’ve just added a test case for this to the demo page:

https://www.kevinleary.net/responsive-video-embeds-plugin-example/
See the “WordPress embed shortcode without width and height attributes” section

This uses [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKBnhLYNs9c[/embed] inside of TinyMCE.

That said, the NaN issue is easily solved. I’ve just pushed out a small update to the JS that should solve your issue. Here’s what changed:

var orig = $(this);
var width = ( $('[width]', this).length > 0 ) ? orig.attr("width") : orig.width();
var height = ( $('[height]', this).length > 0 ) ? orig.attr("height") : orig.height();
var ratio = ( height / width );

This will check for a width and height attribute, and if found it will use that. If not, jQuery calculates the dimensions of the <iframe> as a fallback.

Can you let me know if version 1.2.1 resolves this issue for you?

This has been resolved in the latest update, version 1.2.

This plugin is actively maintained, and does work well on numerous site that I’ve configured. I’m closing out this and marking it as resolved as the original poster hasn’t followed up with any details.

Can you send me a link to an example?

Dear plugin user,

Can you upgrade to version 1.2 and let me know if you’re still having this issue?

I’m 98% sure it will be resolved.

Definitely, just set the width of your content container. Usually this is.entry-content, and most themes will have a width set (100% width for content is rare).

For customizing the Vimeo embed, you may be able do this with some custom code. I’d check out this thread at wordpress.stackexchange.com

I’m not entirely sure what problem you experienced, or what you’re asking for assistance with, but the plugin requires WordPress 3.3.0 or higher.

I’m glad you enjoy the plugin Jonas,

This custom scenario is beyond the intended scope of this plugin, but I can provide some details that may help. This plugin leverages the mShots service provided by WordPress, which is publicly available on Github:

https://github.com/Automattic/mShots

If you wanted to develop a custom hosted mShots setup you could probably handle all the above mentioned features.

That’s not good, ill take a look at this bug for you Lau.

Make sure your custom role has the edit_posts capability set. If that role can’t edit posts, then it can’t use the visual editor on the profile page.

A planned future release will allow you to customize the capabilities / roles that allow the visual profile editor.

This is out of the scope of this plugin’s intended use.

Good idea Bruce, nobody likes a narcistic profile that’s almost as large as a blog post. I’ve added this to my dev backlog, it’ll be included in a future release.

This can be done, but it’s not currently built-in to this plugin.

I agree it is a good idea to import each image into the Media Library, but automatically adding them as a Featured Image on post may be problematic. In most cases multiple shots are used per post. I’ve added this to my dev backlog for a future release.