Many of you may remember all the work that Charles and Enric put into
the original versions. These plugins helped make video a more active
part of our WP blogs. As Wordpress evolved, these plugins starting
acting buggy or broke. It's a lot of work keeping these plugins
constantly updated.
If you use the old versions, delete them and install these new ones.
If you have no idea what I'm talking about, give them a try. Or
hopefully some folks here will link to some examples.
We want to redesign our videoblog, but you can see all the plugins in
action: http://ryanishungry.com
"VideoWrangler (new version of vPIP)" allows multiple video formats to
play in one place. "Related Videos" on sidebar lets us choose which of
our archives compliment the main video. We put "Recent Videos" on the
footer to show our latest work. If you click "Archives" in the
navigation bar, you'll be able to scroll through thumbnails and
descriptions of our work.
The plugins are all open source if anyone wants to imporve the
functionality. I know Heath and Mike Moon have recently discussed
better Archive pages.
Thank you Eric!
Jay
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Hey Kenya, (note I have CCed a few other people) Thank you for your modified Archive-table code. YOU ROCK. Well, whatever changes Eric made had some importance. When I used your version, I was back to the old problems of a blank Archive page. SO... I pulled your "well marked" changes and plugged them into Eric's code and Bingo-Bango-Bongo... it works. http://mikemoon.net/vlog/wp-content/plugins/videopress-video-archive/archive.php My archive page now shows a thumbnail grid of my past 51 videos. Thank you Kenya so much. I do believe that future plans for output of the videopress plugins will change and be more designer friendly. But in the mean time, this is looking great. I've attached the modified video archive file containing Kenya's modifications (no titles, no description, just thumbnail). Mike http://vlog.mikemoon.net --- On Thu, 9/24/09, Kenya Allmond <kenya....@gmail.com> wrote:
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it would be best if he could just
output it as either a definition list (with dt the post title and dd
items for thumbnail image and description) or an unordered list with
other semantic tags wrapping things like the post title (heading) and
description (paragraph) and a styling class for a thumbnail image.
Then designers who know CSS could concoct all manner of display
options. We could control the number and width of columns or provide
single-column display, and we could share basic templates with each
other. I wouldn't want to see any specific number of columns
hard-coded in. Just a list, so we can decide how many columns to
display based on individual taste/what fits for our sites.