Hello!

I made the switch to the Responsify and hoped that my problem would be solved. But - no - not yet.

So here's my request / situation: I need to process all iframes showing youtube videos through the plugin to get them responsive. But I have other iframes in my articles, namely code from bandcamp, playing audio; and those iframes should _not_ be processed.

I've tried to add the wf-no-container or wf-responsive-off classes to those iframes, but with no success. Obviously it's not working on iframes, right?

Thanks for your efforts! Regards!
Chris    

of course!

• https://www.stillnoah.net/en/music/stillnoah-studio-session.html
  this would be the page with a "responsifyed" youtube video
• https://www.stillnoah.net/en/music/state-of-mind/
  this is a page where the bandcamp iframe should not be "responsifyed"
  in the first iframe (dance the life) I have added the classes "wf-responsive-off" and "wf-no-container" manually in the article code. with no effect.

regards!
Chris 

Hello,
thanks for the information. I've seen this option before.

In this case it's not quite suitable because there is only one menu item that leads (... drill down) to those articles with different content (youtube / bandcamp iframes). I suppose I could create a hidden menu link for each article, using it to exclude the plugin. But that seems not to be a real solution because there can come up a situation where bandcamp and youtube iframes come togehter in one article.

Well, if there is no solution at the moment.. this becomes a feature request. 😀 I'd rather stick with one plugin than looking for and installing several others to do different things.

Regards!
Chris

Hello,
thanks for the information. I've seen this option before.

In this case it's not quite suitable because there is only one menu item that leads (... drill down) to those articles with different content (youtube / bandcamp iframes). I suppose I could create a hidden menu link for each article, using it to exclude the plugin. But that seems not to be a real solution because there can come up a situation where bandcamp and youtube iframes come togehter in one article.

Well, if there is no solution at the moment.. this becomes a feature request. 😀 I'd rather stick with one plugin than looking for and installing several others to do different things.

Regards!
Chris

Perhaps some URL exlusions, so if the URL matches, eg: bandcamp.com, then that iframe is skipped.

well, that is up to you, I guess

works! kind of..

Somehow the class "wf-responsive" is still added which makes the iframe slightly higher that necessary:

<iframe src="https://bandcamp.com/EmbeddedPlayer/etc-etc/transparent=true/" width="100%" height="42" style="border: 0;" seamless="" class="wf-responsive"><a href="https://bandcamp.com/etc-etc">state of mind by stillnoah</a></iframe>

Turning off the plugin restores the correct hight of the "non-responsifyed" iframes

Perfect. Works!

Thank you very much!