![]() ![]() You can update embed options saved within the Wistia app using the API. Note that, if you have mykey=myvalue, you must encode both mykey and myvalue separately you don’t want to include the = in your percent encoding! Setting options using the Customize API Need a quick way to percent encode some values? Look no further! Type your value in the box below and copy the percent encoded version. The first character after the video’s hashed ID must be a ?. It is similar to the option=value syntax of Standard embeds, but every option and value must be percent encoded and separated by an &. Options can only be set one way with iframe embeds. If you’d like to use embed options on all videos on your page, you can use the special “_all” matcher: window._wq = window._wq || You can also target all the videos on a page. Options defined this way will only take effect if they are pushed onto _wq before the video is embedded. If you have more complex options or need to generate them on the client side, you can use window._wq to set them with a javascript object literal: If an option value has spaces, you can percent encode it. ![]() Multiple options are separated by spaces. First, the most common method is to add class in the form option=value. Options can be set in two ways on Standard embeds and Popover embeds (which are actually just Standard Embeds with a special option). Setting options on Standard and Popover embeds If you would like to add embed options to Channels head over to the Channel Embed Options guide. For the most reliable experience, we recommend continuing to use these for videos in projects. We do not formally support using our APIs for audio files in projects, or audio or video episodes in Channels at this time. The Wistia APIs were specifically built for videos in projects. With that in mind, to solve your problem you need to use a selector that is more specific than the existing one or use !important on the rule (which is never a good practice but gets the job done). select-class) styles.īeyond that the cascade comes into play with the rule lowest in the style sheet taking precedence (all other things being equal). select-one) and IDs ( #select-id) are infinitely more powerful than class based (. select-two ) are more powerful than single selectors (. The ‘power’ of the selector (multiple selectors (. Basically, jQuery Mobile is setting a style and you need to create a rule more specific to ‘trump’ it and get your overright painted to the page. Regarding your issue, it sounds like the fundamental CSS issue of specificity. I will continue to work my way through the first chapter – I guess I can just look at the pictures in the book to understand the concepts, but it is a shame not to be able to work along with the examples. ![]() This might be something you want to take up with the Publisher, since it is referenced in your book? I followed the process at the beginning of the book about reporting Errata, but the “errata submission form link” mentioned there does not exist on the support page, and the link for Feedback does not contain an option for reporting Errata. I’ve also had problems reporting this on the Packt Publishing website (which I realise isn’t your responsibility!). Any idea what the problem is? A google on “think vitamin” didn’t provide me with an obvious alternative site. However when I go there I just get a Treehouse page saying “whoops this page doesn’t exist”. In the very first chapter, there are a few pages relating to the site. I have just started working my way through your book. ![]()
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