Shrinking Video

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Shrinking Video is a simple plugin that allows for a video to be seen on the top right of the window when the user scrolls past the video.

Author:Blake Long (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:4.6.1
WordPress version tested:4.7.28
Plugin version:1.1.1
Added to WordPress repository:29-12-2016
Last updated:15-01-2017
Warning! This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
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Plugin URI:https://wordpress.org/plugins/shrinking-video...
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Have a video that you want your website viewers to watch? Watching a video would typically restrict the viewer from viewing the rest of the webpage. Shrinking video solves that problem by shrinking the video to the upper right corner of the screen once the user scrolls past the video. Once the user scrolls back up to the page the video unshrinks and returns to its normal position.

Features

  • Shortcode [shrinkingvideo] to specify which video to shrink
  • Control over where the video is shrunk. ( top right, top left, bottom left, bottom right )
  • Supports any video supported by wordpresses embed system

Shortcode

Shrinking Video uses the shortcode [shrinkingvideo] in order to specify which video to apply the changes to.

The following shortcode accepts 5 attributes.
[shrinkingvideo src=”” height=”” width=”” class=”” position=””]

  • The src attribute is required and should be the url to the video.
  • The height attribute is optional and is used to define the height of the video. The default value is 394.
  • The width attribute is optional and is used to define the width of the video. The default value is 700.
  • The class attribute is optional and is used to apply a css class to the videos wrapper element.
  • The position attribute is optional and is used to specify where to display the shrunked video. Accepts values “top right”, “top left”, “bottom left”, “bottom right”. The default value is “top right”.
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