webeminence

I just checked back today and the images are displaying correctly. I’m thinking it was a caching issue but I tried to hard refresh, try a new browser, and wipe browser data. Waiting a week seems to have worked though. Not sure what the issue was.

Yeah, I switched to another theme and the fixed header gets a bit taller but width stays the same. So it seems like it could be theme styles.

I added your CSS and it’s still doing the same thing though.

This is the custom styling I have now. I’ve tried removing it all and the problem remains. I also tried leaving only the code you gave and the problem was still there.

@media all and (max-width: 1620px) {
.tablepress tr td {padding: 4px;}

.tablepress thead th {
 padding: 4px;
 font-size: 12px;
}
}

.tablepress th,
.tablepress td {
    padding: 8px !important;
}

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It was already posted above. I believe it’s on the plugin site as well.

Oh – you’re using the widget. You can also use a shortcode to insert this youtube gallery. That’s what I was troubleshooting in this thread and was able to get it working.

It looks like you may have an issue with the API key. Otherwise, I assume there’s an issue with the last two fields or the plugin itself.

@ischwartzman

Can you post the shortcode you’re using? You’re not having the Snoopavision problem we were having. Yours isn’t connecting to a user/channel at all.

OK, I was going to ask which version. I’m using 2.4 version of plugin too. I was able to get it to work changing the channel id in “user=…” I may have had the user ID in there from previous testing. Thanks for your help. I assume it’s the “identify_by=”channelid” that did the trick.

@noman

Thanks for the tip – but I still get the same problem. It shows the Snoopalicious channel even though I have my channel ID in the short code.
Maybe you have an older version of the plugin where this wasn’t an issue?

Is this working for anyone else?

Yeah, should be an easy fix. PoseLab? Support? anyone?

I’m having the same problem. Using shortcode with “channel=” but it goes to channel UCBR8-60-B28hp2BmDPdntcQ by default regardless of what Channel ID I enter in the shortcode.

Even if I put channel=”xxx” in the shortcode, it still shows videos for channel UCBR8-60-B28hp2BmDPdntcQ

If anyone can help me with a solution to this, I’m willing to pay. [ redacted ]

Thanks

I am not using autoplay.

I have tried turning off simultaneous play and that doesn’t make a difference. I’ve tried different browsers. If I turn off the AJAX on my theme which creates the animations, it works OK. I’m not sure how that is affecting it though.

Here’s what my shortcode looks like:
[sc_embed_player fileurl=”https://nickwyard.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Nick-Wyard-Commercial.mp3″%5D

I’m using CSS classes going forward to add margins to images similar to what karelles was describing above.
Don’t let CSS scare you!

I’m not sure why so many people had issues with old sites? The update didn’t remove the inline styling on old images I don’t think. It just removed the ability to add it in the future via the image editing button.

For those who don’t want to add another plugin to their WordPress install, here’s the soluction (or a solution). You can even add this code to your clients’ sites and give them this video to make your life easier.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3142710/inline-styles-vs-classes

It doesn’t break anything, but that doesn’t make it ideal.

I was surprised by this today and kind of annoyed but I get why they are doing it. Inline styling is not ideal so it’s better not to encourage it. At least, that’s my assumption as to why they removed it and other people have said the same thing.

I do see why people would rather have the option to enter the margins/padding for the sake of simplicity and maybe not caring about what is the “right way” to do things.

Instead of waiting for the feature to come back, I just created a bunch of standard image styles and pasted them into my CSS file. I have a CSS template I add to all my sites and will add this in. In covers most of the typical margins that I use.

.imgupleft {margin: 0 20px 20px 0;}
.imgupright {margin: 0 0 20px 20px;}
.imgdownright {margin: 20px 0 0 20px;}
.imgdownleft {margin: 20px 20px 0 0;}
.img20 {margin: 20px;}
.img20zero {margin: 20px 0;}
.imgzero20 {margin: 0 20px;}

You can add more to it like borders and paddings as needed. Then you just add the class name to the Image CSS Class field under Advanced in the image settings. After you memorize the classes, this should prove to be faster than entering manual margins in the box.

I’ll probably make a video of this since I’m sure I’ll be explaining it to clients.