Ce composant de thème permet aux utilisateurs de « détacher » les médias dans une fenêtre flottante pendant qu’ils naviguent sur le site. Ils peuvent même naviguer vers un autre sujet et le média continuera de fonctionner.
Il fonctionne avec n’importe quel <iframe> ou <video> (avec un traitement spécial pour lazyYT). Il ajoute un bouton à chaque élément compatible, qui ouvre ensuite une petite fenêtre contextuelle en bas à droite.
Vous pouvez ensuite la « minimiser », ce qui maintient le son en cours en arrière-plan, ou la fermer complètement.
Pour le moment, la taille de la vidéo est déterminée par l’intégration originale. J’aimerais ajouter une fonctionnalité de « redimensionnement », soit par « clic et glisser », soit simplement avec 3 boutons : « petit », « moyen », « grand ».
Actuellement, cela masque l’éditeur… la solution simple est de simplement fermer la fenêtre contextuelle si vous souhaitez rédiger un message .
I have fixed this with the addition of an explicit z-index, and some explicit colours. With the vincent theme it now looks like this when you mouse-over:
I tried enabling it on my forum and it makes the video box disappear completely when the video is oneboxed from a mp4 link.
I’ve also tested it with iframes and that makes it works as expected, but iframes are trickier to format properly
We just installed this so users could watch impeachment hearings without having to have another window open and it was such a hit (one comment was “This is very convenient. Amazing. This is by far the best forum interface I’ve ever experienced.”) that people on phones and tablets wanted it too. And since you can’t have multiple windows open on your mobile device, it’s a great feature to have.
To enable it on tablets and phones, just remove no-touch from lines 64 and 82 of Common CSS, and then resize the player on smaller screens with something like:
On touch devices, long-press = hover to bring up the control icon or the media controls, and then tap somewhere else to hide it again.
I was going to leave it off phones, but it’s still useful on a phone because you can listen to the audio with the player collapsed.
I assume this is a known limitation, but YouTubes won’t play audio when collapsed, and if you start to play a YouTube from the post and then decide to pop it out, there is no way to play the video in the floating window. You have to pop it out first without playing it, and then you can play it in the floating window.
It seems to work correctly with YouTube videos if you post them as an iFrame instead of just posting the link and using the Discourse lazyYT.
In order to for this to work, you must enable YouTube iFrames on your site. To do this go to Settings --> “allowed iframes” and whitelist https://www.youtube.com/
Then when you paste an iFrame code (you can find the iFrame code for any video on Youtube under Share --> Embed) the YouTube embedded via iFrame will be fully functional with the Media Overlay component. I.e. you need to post:
instead of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ft1waA3p2_w
The iframe code won’t work on discourse.org because they haven’t whitelisted https://www.youtube.com in their “allowed iframes” settings, but it’s easy to add to your own forum.
Here’s how it looks on our forum on my phone with the media player expanded:
The Media Overlay component was preventing videos from sites like imgur from displaying on our forum. We fixed the issue by removing video from line 103, i.e. changing $('iframe, video, .lazyYT', $elem) to $('iframe, .lazyYT', $elem)
function addOverlays($elem) {
$('iframe, video, .lazyYT', $elem).wrap("<div class='media-overlay-eligable'></div>")
Now we have imgur videos working again, and the overlay still works with iFrames and lazyYTs
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