Video block behind fixed elements
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When I add a video block, it is automatically in the foreground.
There are several elements with fixed position on the Website, that should overlay the video, i.e. the navigation.
I already put z-index of one of the elements to 1000. Now it covers the editing toolbar (z-index: 999) but still gets covered by the video. And the video gets covered by the c5 toolbar! What the heck?
Can anyone imagine, how I get the video block overlayed by other elements? Since the toolbar overlays the video, there should be a solution.
There are several elements with fixed position on the Website, that should overlay the video, i.e. the navigation.
I already put z-index of one of the elements to 1000. Now it covers the editing toolbar (z-index: 999) but still gets covered by the video. And the video gets covered by the c5 toolbar! What the heck?
Can anyone imagine, how I get the video block overlayed by other elements? Since the toolbar overlays the video, there should be a solution.
Thanks for the link
I created a new template for the video block and added
<param name="wmode" value="transparent"/>
to the AVI-section (in .flv-section there is already wmode set to transparent).
I also tried <param name="windowlessVideo" value="true" /> but both didn't work.
Any other suggestions?
How does the Concrete 5 editing toolbar get in the foreground? I tried to find out without success.
I created a new template for the video block and added
<param name="wmode" value="transparent"/>
to the AVI-section (in .flv-section there is already wmode set to transparent).
I also tried <param name="windowlessVideo" value="true" /> but both didn't work.
Any other suggestions?
How does the Concrete 5 editing toolbar get in the foreground? I tried to find out without success.
That stackoverflow link has more to do with YouTube videos I think.
Why not try one of the many free replacements for the core (old) video block.
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/-/view/?submit_search=1...
Why not try one of the many free replacements for the core (old) video block.
http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/-/view/?submit_search=1...
The Video JS Player seems to be most similar to the core video block. It seems to play videos on all browsers although the original video has to be converted into three different formats.
But I think that will work.
Thanks for your help!
But I think that will work.
Thanks for your help!
see following
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9074365/youtube-video-embedded-v...