zerogravitygraphics

SOLVED.
Imagick needed to be turned on at the server so I had my server tech support walk me through getting that installed.
Thanks!

Before getting your response this morning I added this to the Additional CSS in WPBakery Page Builder (aka Visual Composer) changing the Position from absolute to relative and it worked:

.kg-video-js-skin .vjs-big-play-button::before {
    position: relative; 
}

I tested the CSS change you suggested above and it worked as well. I’m not a CSS expert … is either solution acceptable?

Thanks a million, Kyle. Your plugin is a huge game changer, time saver.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by zerogravitygraphics.

AWESOME. Thank you, sir.

YES! Thank you @jwplayer – I installed that update and it works. Thanks a million.

Does this give you any clues? I viewed the source then searched on JWPlayer… this came back:
[Log] No suitable players found (jwplayer.js, line 1)
[Error] Blocked a frame with origin “https://www.(URL removed)” from accessing a frame with origin “https://(URL removed)”. Protocols, domains, and ports must match.
[Error] Blocked a frame with origin “https://www.(URL removed)” from accessing a frame with origin “https://(URL removed)”. Protocols, domains, and ports must match.
(anonymous function) (swfobject.js, line 4)
> jwplayer
< function (a) {if(jwplayer.api){return jwplayer.api.selectPlayer(a)}}

On the plugins page, it says it’s JW Player 6 Plugin for WordPress Version 2.1.6

@jwplayer temp url: (removed)
A player is in the layout to the right of the headshot.

@jwplayer I changed that code to “false” but still no player. And btw, WP is AUTOMATICALLY updating all my sites to 4.01, so the player is failing everywhere ??

@ Craig Ralston, Thank you for the tip to remove the numbers in the audio playlist.

No worries. The caching plugin gets deactivated because I can’t live without Background Manager! ??

I have had my background images set to every 10 seconds, but still they get cached and end up stopping. ??

This is a problem with my hosting’s xcache, not the plugin. When I disabled xcaching, the settings page came up normally!

@aaron Brown, sorry to take so long to get back to this… it does seem to be intermittent.

When selecting “settings” the page seems to take a bit longer to load than normal, and when it finally does, it is a page of code. Here is the URL that loads: (mydomainname)wp-admin/options-general.php?page=google-fonts.php

And here are a few lines of the code that appears instead of the expected settings:

ption>
<option class='Monoton' value='Monoton' >Monoton</option>
<option class='Monsieur-La-Doulaise has-subsets' value='Monsieur-La-Doulaise' >Monsieur La Doulaise</option>
<option class='Montaga' value='Montaga' >Montaga</option>
<option class='Montez' value='Montez' >Montez</option>
<option class='Montserrat has-variant' value='Montserrat' >Montserrat</option>
<option class='Montserrat-Alternates has-variant' value='Montserrat-Alternates' >Montserrat Alternates</option>

Doesn’t it look like the first word in the code is truncated?

When I reload the page, the code changes. Here is a snippet:

ntserrat-Subrayada' >Montserrat Subrayada</option>
<option class='Moul' value='Moul' >Moul</option>
<option class='Moulpali' value='Moulpali' >Moulpali</option>
<option class='Mountains-of-Christmas has-variant' value='Mountains-of-Christmas' >Mountains of Christmas</option>
<option class='Mouse-Memoirs has-subsets' value='Mouse-Memoirs' >Mouse Memoirs</option>

Thank you! Awesome plugin, Myatu. It really opens up some great design possibilities.

And if you’ll notice it does Deactivate successfully on the actual single post page, I’m guessing because I have “Single Post” deselected on the Background Manager settings page.