Introducing: VideoResizr

Aaron Marquez

VideoResizr is a simple yet efficient stack that makes all video embeds responsive! Paste the embed code of services like Youtube, Vimeo, Flickr, Viddler, and pretty much any video hosting site! You can also set the max-width of each video embed.

VideoResizr Product Page

iHans

@AaronMarquez .... thanks

thinkfilm

Thanks for making this available! Are there any instructions for using the stack? I'm not quite clear on its implementation.

Aaron Marquez

@thinkfilm,
It's pretty simple, the instructions are NOW provided on the site. Here they are:

How-To
1) Drag a VideoResizr stack onto a page
2) Copy the embed code from a video service and paste it into the stack
3) Replace the "put your embed code here" text with the embed code
4) Enjoy!

@iHans, you are welcome!

thinkfilm

@Aaron Marquez,

Thanks for the info. As it turns out my problem with understanding was that I had the corrupted version of the stack -- you cured that problem too.

Aaron Marquez

Awesome - apologies for the inconvenience - it was a mistake on our end!

JohnJ

Thank you Aaron. Very kind of you to share.

The menu is acting up at your site. I am using Firefox 14.01. When the dropdown panel appears it looks fine until I bring my mouse into it. It then flickers like crazy.

Your site looks very nice.

Aaron Marquez

@JohnJ,
Thanks for the heads up. I was on the site now as I'm getting ready to add more products and I noticed some strange behavior with the menu. Expect it fixed soon!

Aaron Marquez

@JohnJ, it took long enough! The issue was because there was margin-top: 4px; - adding space between the nav and the drop-down. All fixed now! Thanks for the heads up.

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DarthPearce

Sorry to drag up an old thread but when you say put in the embed code do you mean the whole code including the iframe information etc? If I do that I get a non responsive video!

The embed code I get from YouTube is as follows;

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/CNxXUF9Inyk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Aaron Marquez

Hello @DarthPearce, Yes, all parts of the code. <iframe> and all.