Mark Wilkinson

I am not sure about this. I can’t recreate the error and therefore it is hard to suggest a fix. Maybe the ActivityPub plugin authors would have some info?

I can see on the URL you sent over that the CSS file from Better Core Video Embeds is not being loaded at all of that page. This will be the reason for the incorrect rendering of the video on page load.

I am not sure why this is.

I have a test site running with just Better Core Video Embeds and ActivityPub plugins active using WordPress v6.7.2 and the latest version of the Twenty Twenty Five theme. The videos are rendering.

I am therefore wondering if this is a conflict with another plugin and the ActivityPub plugin.

Is that page online so I can take a look please?

Hi DJM,

I can’t recreate this in my local environment. I have the plugin activated along with ActivityPub, but videos are still displaying correctly for me.

Are there any settings I need to add to ActivityPub?

Kind regards,
Mark

Can you help with your settings for Litespeed Cache please? I have installed this in my dev env add turned on lazy loading of iFrames but everything seems to work fine for me?

Hi Rodrigo

Thanks for the interest in the plugin. The plugin is built to work with the core embed block as part of the block editor and therefore it won’t work (as you have mentioned) with the classic editor.

We don’t have plans to make it work on the classic editor either as it would be a different mechanism entirely.

Thanks Peter – appreciate your review and pleased it is working well for you.

Thanks so much for the review and really pleased you enjoy using the plugin.

The update to version 1.3.6 is now released, including this fix.

Thanks for posting those. I have a fix now which is along the lines you have suggested above. I will release an update to the plugin shortly.

Could you provide the URL to where this is happening please?

No one else has reported this issue and I cannot recreate. Is this still the case for you?

This should be corrected in the 1.3.5 release as I have removed the getfilesize() function as recommended by @mattrad

I have just pushed a new release now which I hope corrects the issue.

Thanks for reporting this issue. I have fixed the issue now but just doing some final testing. You should see an updated plugin version released soon.