7/2/2023 0 Comments Fileloupe hide video controls![]() When you select Inspect, Chrome's Development Tools will open. From the selections that appear choose Inspect. If you wish to alter the appearance of the play button you first need to know how to address it. In the example below a border is added around the player. If you do wish to customize the iframe itself, you can do this by using an element selector. You do this by going to the Players module, then click on the player with which you wish to associate the CSS, then in the Plugins > Stylesheets section add the path you your CSS file. The styles you create will still work with the player in the iframe, but a CSS file will need to be created and associated with the player using Studio. You will still see the player with the video-js class, but it will be, of course, inside the iframe, and inside the video-js tag. If you are using the Standard (iframe) implementation of the player the situation is different. For instance, to include a border around the player you can use this style: Once you know this, you can use styles to alter the player itself. In the Elements section of the Development Tools locate the tag and you will see it has a class with the value video-js assigned, among many others. To see this, browse an HTML page with the Advanced (in-page embed) code inserted. You can alter the appearance of the player, but you must first have a way to address it. If you do not have the pre-requisite base knowledge it would be best if you work through the Step-by-Step: Player Customization. Player Note: This document assumes some knowledge of CSS and using a browser's development tools to view HTML element's classes and examine applicable CSS. The Player Configuration Guide provides the necessary information. If you wish to not use the default skin and create your own, this is possible using the Player Management API. See the Styling Players document for more information. There are a limited set of customization options available in Studio, which requires no knowledge of CSS to implement. This document customizes the player using CSS. For a brief introduction to using development tools in different browsers see the Debugging Basics document. The content uses Chrome's development tools, but all modern browsers have equivalent functionality. Viewing the Brightcove System Status PageĬustomizing Player Appearance This topic is a primer on customizing the appearance of Brightcove Player.Adding Captions to Videos Programmatically.Step-by-Step: Brightcove Player Debugger.Brightcove Player Troubleshooting Guide.Responsive Sizing for the Brightcove Player.Bulk Updating Brightcove Default Player.Options for Standard (iframe) Embed Code.Options for Advanced (in-page) Embed Code.Assigning Video to Player Programmatically.Adding an Application ID to the Player Embed Code.Using a Screen Reader with the Brightcove Player.Implementing Cue Points Programmatically.Signed URLs and Token Auth with a Live Stream.Restricting Video Playback Using IP Address.Creating a DASH DRM Manifest for the Brightcove Player.Configuring Player Content Restrictions.Step-by-Step: Video.js Plugin Generator.Reporting on Brightcove Player Configurations.Using Wireshark to Track Network Traffic.Identify and Delete Low Performing Videos.Using Player Enhancements for Live SSAI.Using DFP Premium with Brightcove Player.Testing Pre-Release Advertising Plugins.Known Issues: Server-Side Ad Insertion (SSAI).Client-Side Pre-roll Ads with Live SSAI.Advertising with SSAI and Open Measurement.Advertising with Server-Side Ads (SSAI).Training: Developing with the Brightcove Player. ![]()
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