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Hope there’s something +ve, Karev. I’ve now deactivated the plugin for the sake of video display in IE..
Thanks for replying…
I’ve just now activated Usernoise…and you can see the embedded video in iframe in my posts reduces to 300×150 size in IE while leaving a big white space above.
What happened is like this.
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I have been using a number of plugins, and also using the iframe embed code for my YouTube videos in the blog posts. The embedded videos were displaying ok in all browsers including IE.2
The fist trouble arose when I installed the Usernoise plugin (http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/usernoise/). With this plugin activated, the embedded YT videos reduce to 300×150 pixel size in IE. I raised this issue in the Usernoise plugin support, but haven’t received any reply. So I deactivated the plugin.3
Next, when I installed Jetpack, the same problem arose in IE. This prompted me to raise this issue in this forum.4
Upon your suggestion Jeremy, I deactivated all plugins except Jetpack. The video is displaying ok in IE. Then I started activating one plugin at a time to see when the problem comes. I found that the problem is coming with the following plugins:- http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/dynamic-to-top/
- http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/related-posts-slider/
- http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/wp-video-lightbox/
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Since I need the related posts slider, I am using this plugin and also ‘dynamic to top’, and I’m not using Jetpack now. I’m not using the WP Video Lightbox also.6
I am not using shortcode to embed the video. I am either using the iframe code or just the YouTube URL.Sorry Jeremy for reporting late. I did test by disabling the plugins I’m using one by one. As it turned out there are quite a few plugins that conflict with Jetpack. One of these – related posts plugin – I really want…and so I’ve rather kept that in my blog..
Jeremy, I’ll test and come back..
Appreciate your help Jeremy…but I only have bleak news.
I tried all of the below…to no avail.
1. Pasted the above video URL in a separate line
2. Installed ‘Enable oEmbed Discovery’ plugin
3. Added the code
if ( ! isset( $content_width ) ) $content_width = 600;in functions.php file4. Unchecked ‘Crop thumbnail to exact dimensions’ at Settings > Media Settings in my blog admin
5. Increased Medium size to 600×600 at Settings > Media Settings
But none of the above could ensure proper display ofvideo in IE.
I’ve also observed the following:
1. Every time I open or refresh a page in IE 8/9, the video displays properly, and then shrinks to a size 0f 300×150 as the full page is uploaded. This perhaps means that when the browser comes across a specific code as the page is loaded, the video shrinks to 300×150 size.
2. Just FYI, as I mentioned before, the same problem occurs with a few other plugins like for example, Usernoise modal feedback.
I used the usual YouTube/Vimeo iframe code as under:
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/K3xm6XB680Q" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>Thanks esmi and Jeremy.
The problem remains. Photon came ‘deactivated’ by default. Upon your suggestions, I ensured that it remains deactivated. Yet the problem in IE remains.
Example: http://hubskills.com/wordpress-modal-feedback-form-to-collect-visitor-comments/
Incidentally, this problem is arising with a few other plugins as well…and that too only in IE.
More info’..
The same problem arises when I use a Vimeo video..
More info’..
The above problem arises if I use the iframe embed code for YouTube vid. But if I use the old object embed code, the video displays properly but it leaves a big blank space above..