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  • #27373

    When placing videos in posts or pages, the main menu ends up behind the video. Looks like a z-index issue with IE 10 for sure and it is not very clean in FF 22.

    Thanks

    #133826

    Hi xyzb,

    I’ve seen this pop up a few times but I’m not sure if we ever found a solution for this because of the way youtube loads videos in.

    I’ve tagged the rest of the support crew to see if anyone has a solution for it.

    Regards,

    Devin

    #133827

    Hi,

    You can resolve this issue by adding the following to the very end of the youtube video url you are embedding.

    First you need to see if the url of the video already has a querry string at the end of the url . Use either 1 or 2 from below depending on how your video embed url looks

    1) Embed URL has a query string:

    If you are embedding a video url which is in a format similar to this: https://www.youtube.com/embed/syhLY_fGRLU?feature=player_detailpage … the ?feature=player_detailpage at the end is the query string. So if you have a question mark , some word, and equal sign at the end of your embed url (?feature=player_detail) the words can be different but the format (?something=something) is whats important. If you see that format in the url you are embedding than you need to add the following to the very end of the url

    &wmode=transparent

    https://www.youtube.com/embed/syhLY_fGRLU?feature=player_detailpage&wmode=transparent


    2) No query string at end of embed url

    However if there is no query string, such as in this url ( https://www.youtube.com/embed/syhLY_fGRLU ) … there is no ( ?something=something ) at the end of the url.( Compare this youtube URL to the first youtube example.) So if there is no query string, then add the following to the end of the url

    ?wmode=transparent

    https://youtube.com/watch?v=syhLY_fGRLU%3Fwmode%3Dtransparent

    Thanks,

    Nick

    #133828

    Hey guys!

    I will fix the issue with the next update with a jquery script that checks for youtube iframes and adds the wmode parameter so you dont have to do it manually ;)

    Cheers!

    Kriesi

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