I have two swf video in WordPress site.but both the videos does not supported in chrome.
I tried lot of plugins.but not any one plugin is supported for run these videos in chrome.
In that case you have to put your swf video in your root directory. Then you can check your plugin/widget etc. whatever you have used to video auto play. I have used a Easy Flash Embed wordpress plugin and it is implementing WordPress shortcode which is creating widget
short-code emample/;
[swf src="http://test.info/Exp_credit.swf" width=300 height=410]
In the place of test.info you can put your own server address.
And after that your problem should be solved and your video will be played automaticaly in chrome.
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Does anyone know the reason of this element I attached the screenshot of auditing of side. I use almost every optimiser plugin but I didn't get the result
You need to first check where the problem is/ which part of your website is not properly configured on Gtmetrix.
From the generated report you'll most likely have to minify your javascript and css as well as resize photos. Use plugins like Autoptimize to minify js and css. Compress images with any of these.
Finally cache your website using WP Super Cache
Of there are more plugins you can substitute for the ones I provide, these are just free to use.
I am newbie on Wordpress. I have just started blogs -
finkomist.info
I have developed this as responsive site.
If you notice the only post I have, it has image. This is seen on computer, but on mobile device this image is disappeared.
I have used theme - simplified blog.
Could someone help me understand the changes in the settings if images needs to be Response sensitive ?
i cannot see any images on your website even in computer. try re-uploading all the images & make sure to insert them into the post using editor.
We are building a web app/widget for a publisher. We want the widget to be Google AMP ready (<amp-iframe> documentation).
Does anyone know if a standard iframe will work on an AMP page?
A regular Iframe will NOT work in an AMP page. If you want the widget to be google AMP ready you'll need to serve it through an AMP-IFRAME tag.
I'm guessing that your widget needs user authored javascript and possibly other JS libraries with it. If this is the case it all has to be pulled into an AMP-IFRAME tag in order to work. The other caveat to this is the AMP-IFRAME tag must make the call securely via HTTPS.
For example, our 8 news stations have a custom video player that requires a ton of external user authored JS that has to be pulled in to run our preroll, ads and tracking. We also use m3u8 url's which is not supported by the AMP-VIDEO tag or HTML5. So in a way or custom video player is basically a widget that allows you to play custom video with ads and preroll. Because of this we have an embed directory that we have served via HTTPS and the embed template that we hit via HTTPS will spit out our video player into the AMP-IFRAME tag. So everything for the widget is all served as a single call from an HTTPS directory.
This is a great resource for AMP page questions and understanding: Turn Your AMP Up To 11.
Hope this helps.
No, it won't work as stated in the documentation on their website here .
I'm currently working on changing the theme of a wordpress site that my university uses called the Maine Journal. Each article on the site has a video that accompanies it, and on the old theme we were using called Carton, the videos(using JWPlayer to play) would show up just fine. But when I switched themes, they just show up as [wowza name = "videoName".mp4] on the live site. I'm unsure where the disconnect is happening.
I can confirm that Wowza is working, because when I switch back to the old theme, the videos and the player show up. So I'm almost convinced it's either something in the theme or JWPlayer plugin that is breaking.
What could be going wrong? If anything, how can I fix it?
That looks to be the shortcode for the player plugin. It's possible that the theme you are using is preventing the javascript or plugin from running. Some Wordpress themes do not allow shortcodes by default. You will need to configure it by following their tutorial.
Hello i have already brought my server videos to medial library by "Add From Server" plugin. Now i'm trying to embed that video to post or pages of wordpress i am unable to embed it, i used many plugins but none of them worked. Any suggetions please.
Thankyou in advance
If your Wordpress install is up-to-date, in your post editor, just click the Add Media button above the post editor, and select your media. Wordpress will build out an HTML5 video tag that will play your video for the majority of site users.