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@davidvongries I can confirm that now the video popup is in correct size and not shrinked any more. I was able to remove my custom CSS .wp-video-popup-video { height: 94vh; width: 94vw; } and everything works fine by default. Perhaps it was indeed a cache problem. Although I tested it on many browsers and asked my coworkers and they reported the same problem. Anyway I consider it fixed now.

@claghorn I am not sure why would you have your shortcode inside of bold or strong tags. It wasn’t an issue for me so I will mark the whole post as resolved.

Thanks for help!

Hi @davidvongries,

Thanks for your response, but the point is my custom CSS already fixed it. What you proposed is basically the same.

I was hoping that you will fix it inside of the plugin.

So it seems that the default video popup size is very small for the free plugin and it’s only possible to adjust video size in the paid version?

Thanks for for the article @trisham

So the core problem was that the SVGs that I uploaded to media library were recognised as font/svg and not image/svg+xml. The custom field accepted only image files that’s why it didn’t show any thumbnail. Installing Safe SVG plugin solved the issue. Now I can see the thumbnails and choose the SVGs from media library.

Issue solved