Video or youtube frame on background

[amoxicillina]

i have four panels, first one confgured fullscreen with video/YT/images frames, other three small panel with HTML frame on top. when picture turns evrerything it's ok, when video or YT turns, hides all other panell. where is error?

[psined1]

Hi, it's a bit unclear what is your definition of "ok" when you say "when picture turns evrerything it's ok". Please elaborate.

By DM design, every canvas shall have one and only full screen panel, which overshadows every other (otherwise normal) panel/frame. You can think of a full screen panel as a news flash, or a pop-up that grabs all attention to it. So, in your observation "when video or YT turns, hides all other panel" you basically describe behavior per design. Whether you add frames to full screen panel or not - the decision is yours. Should you not, the full screen panel remains inactive and will not interfere with any other panels.

Hope this helps.

[amoxicillina]

first of all I apologize for the bad English. what I wanted to say is this: I configured a canvas 1920x1080 with a panel dimensions 1920x1080 named "a" and with a YT frame. then I placed three panels of size 500x500 named "b, c, d" with HTML frames above the panel "a". when video on panel "a" is running, hides the panels "b, c, d". if instead of a YouTube frame I insert an image frame in the panel "a", the panels "b, c, d" remain correctly over panel "a". I managed to explain myself better?

Il lun 7 mag 2018, 18:19 Denis P. notifications@github.com ha scritto:

Hi, it's a bit unclear what is your definition of "ok" when you say "when picture turns evrerything it's ok". Please elaborate.

By DM design, every canvas shall have one and only full screen panel, which overshadows every other (otherwise normal) panel/frame. You can think of a full screen panel as a news flash, or a pop-up that grabs all attention to it. So, in your observation "when video or YT turns, hides all other panel" you basically describe behavior per design. Whether you add frames to full screen panel or not - the decision is yours. Should you not, the full screen panel remains inactive and will not interfere with any other panels.

Hope this helps.

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[psined1]

Hi, thanks for clarifying. It's hard to offer anything without thoroughly testing your scenario. As I take it, you are not using the full screen panel on your canvas and you have created a normal panel with dimensions of the canvas. As you are trying to achieve the "background content" behavior, the order in which the panels were created will matter. You want to make sure that the background panel ("a" in your example) was created prior to any other panel on the same canvas. DM renders panels in the order of id, so the latter panel will overlay the former.

[amoxicillina]

Hi Denis, i check if order panels is correct and it is. Panel "one" is first panel created.

I attach an image to help the explanation.

on panel "one" i set 2 frames, video YT and JPG image. YT overlay panels "two","tre", "quartt". JPG image not.

really thanks for your time. DM is a great product.

Danny M.

2018-05-07 20:01 GMT+02:00 Denis P. notifications@github.com:

Hi, thanks for clarifying. It's hard to offer anything without thoroughly testing your scenario. As I take it, you are not using the full screen panel on your canvas and you have created a normal panel with dimensions of the canvas. As you are trying to achieve the "background content" behavior, the order in which the panels were created will matter. You want to make sure that the background panel ("a" in your example) was created prior to any other panel on the same canvas. DM renders panels in the order of id, so the latter panel will overlay the former.

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[amoxicillina]

I discovered a new thing: if I put "Frame transition duration" of the same duration of the video, the panels "two, tre, quartt" are left over the "one" panel until the end of the video even if the video starts very dark until the end about.

I hope this also helps to find a solution. always if it is possible for videos to remain in the background.

[amoxicillina]

any news?

[psined1]

Hi, I have escalated to our support team to see if they can reproduce. You will hear from us if we find a solution.

[michaelmalmgren]

After testing this my conclusion is that a panel containing a Youtube is always displayed on top regardless of panel id and the content type in other frames (tested HTML and Picture).

Since there is no functionality for defining layers ("vertical" display order) between panels in DM I would classify this feature enhancement rather than an issue.

[amoxicillina]

very well. I will wait for this feature to be added in future updates. thank you so much.

Il giorno mer 10 ott 2018 alle ore 10:48 Michael Malmgren < notifications@github.com> ha scritto:

After testing this my conclusion is that a panel containing a Youtube is always displayed on top regardless of panel id and the content type in other frames (tested HTML and Picture).

Since there is no functionality for defining layers ("vertical" display order) between panels in DM I would classify this feature enhancement rather than an issue.

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