Functional, seems easy to use overall

3 stars only because I can’t seem to figure out how to move the chat to the right side of the video player. I tried wrapping the two short codes in a div each with their own id and going to appearance -> edit css to apply css positioning code. No css I apply seems to be affecting the shortcodes.

I did a float left for the video and float right for the chat, making sure that their width does not exceed the maximum page width. The chat remains under the video and is not floated right. To further test this I set the width for each of these divs to something ridiculous like 100px and there were still no visible changes.

I’m not sure if I’m doing something wrong or trying to apply the css in the wrong location but I can’t get it to work. Not sure what else to do and it seems that all of the twitch plugins do the same exact thing and have no option for moving the chat to the right side of the video.

If this is resolved or an option is added to move the chat to the right automatically I will bump up the rating to 5 stars.

(edit: figured it out… you have to use the ID that is output by the shortcode (if you use chrome right click and inspect element, and hover over the twitch player and chat, those will show you their ID’s), you can’t wrap your own div around it and apply css to that. Will bump it up to 4 stars since I got it figured out and it does work but wont go up to 5 for the moment since there was absolutely nothing about this in the documentation as far as I could see and the only response on the authors webpage recommends wrapping divs around it and applying styles to those)