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lynnhawks:
Please upgrade your wporg videopress plugin to the latest version (0.2.0). The previous version has a bug that prevented the correct display of width and height.

Please upgrade your wporg videopress plugin to the latest version (0.2.0). The previous version has a bug that prevented the correct display of width and height.

Regarding the shortcode – both will work.
[videopress PbIxLwMp] is the latest format;
[wpvideo PbIxLwMp] is more of a legacy.
You can change the width and height with w= h=

[videopress xyz] uses your default theme content_width if present, otherwise uses 400px as width.

[videopress xyz w=640] specifies the width of video to be 640px, while preserving the aspect ratio.

[videopress xyz w=640 h=360] specifies both width and height

[videopress xyz h=300] specifies the height of the video to be 300px, while preserving the aspect ratio.

As we explained in the support ticket, the issue is caused by a bug in wporg videopress plugin 0.1.2. Once you upgrade it to the latest version (0.2.0), the issue is resolved.

You can specify the width and height with w= h= syntax. Eg: the following are all valid shortcodes:

[videopress xyz] uses your default theme content_width if present, otherwise uses 400px as width.

[videopress xyz w=640] specifies the width of video to be 640px, while preserving the aspect ratio.

[videopress xyz w=640 h=360] specifies both width and height

[videopress xyz h=300] specifies the height of the video to be 300px, while preserving the aspect ratio.

There is a bug in last version (0.1.2) of wporg videopress plugin.
The bug prevented the parsing of w= and h= and couldn’t set the default width and height correctly.

Please update your videopress plugin to the latest version (0.2.0) and these issues should go away.

Please see “Get VideoPress” section on https://videopress.com

you can specify w= or h= to control width or height.
Eg:
[wpvideo 6nd4Jsq7 w=640 h=350]
[wpvideo 6nd4Jsq7 h=350]
[wpvideo 6nd4Jsq7 w=640]
or [wpvideo 6nd4Jsq7]