Closed RyanEricW closed 11 years ago
I think the easiest solution might be to give the non-current panel videos a negative z-index so that when you click, you're actually clicking on the div inside of the panel, the following would be all the extra css you would need - demo
.mb-inside object, .mb-inside embed {
position: relative;
z-index: -1;
}
.current .mb-inside object, .current .mb-inside embed {
position: relative;
z-index: 1;
}
Note: I set the reducedSize
option to 1
to keep all of the panels the same size, because if I remember correctly, Firefox will reload/reset the video every time it gets resized.
ah very nice, it worked! :D Thank you very much
Hmm weird, it works fine in chrome, but for IE9 I still have the original issue. In safari on the iphone, it only has the issue on videos I play, then go to another slide, then try to come back, it activates the video again =\
Grrr IE causing trouble again.... all it needed as for the video to have a wmode="opaque"
added to the embed. Try this update: http://jsfiddle.net/Mottie/acV4n/53/
As for Safari on the iphone, I don't own an iOS device, so there isn't any way for me to test it =(
http://rfiles.org/_in/index.php?idx=videos
Normally you can click on "boxes" either to the left or right, and it will scroll without activating the content. While using
Thanks