Felixius

Hi Alexharris,

You may have solved this already but I am just attempting to solve this myself.

I noticed that – for me – I don’t have the “videopress-watermark” class.

in fact, mine seems to have an unclassed div.

This is my current solution. I found that the play button actually sits in a span tag (in a sibling div).

<div class="videopress-placeholder">
    <img class="videopress-poster">
    <div class="play-button">
        <span>▶</span>
    </div>
    <div>
    <img src="http://s0.videopress.com/i/videopress.png" alt="">
    </div>

(I have removed lots of other code to make it clear).

Seeing that if I used the videopress-placeholder and cascaded down to a any img in a div, I was able to hide it that way.

So in my css I wrote…

.videopress-placeholder div img{
	display:none;
}

Since the play button is not an image placed in html, it is not affected.

Anyway… it works for me as of this date.

^_^

Felixius