Closed itsameandrea closed 1 year ago
Turns out that was because the iframe was inheriting the CSS property pointer-events: none
from .reveal .slides
.
I wrapped the embed HTML with this
<div class="pointer-events-auto">
</div>
And that seems to do the trick
Hey! Thank you so much for your work on Reveal. I just spotted an issue with TikTok embeds.
I have this Revel presentation
That is initialised via a stimulus controller
The YouTube video is embedded using their iframe API, whereas the TikTok embed HTML is coming straight from their oembed endpoint. The YouTube video works as expected whilst the TikTok embed is rendered but cannot be interacted with.
I tried to play around with z-index values but that didn't really lead me anywhere. Any idea of how I may go about it?