Difference between revisions of "Widget:Snippet"
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<!--{if isset($left)}--> | <!--{if isset($left)}--> | ||
<div class="thumb tleft"> | <div class="thumb tleft"> | ||
− | <!--{ | + | <!--{elseif isset($right)}--> |
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<div class="thumb tright"> | <div class="thumb tright"> | ||
+ | <!--{else}--> | ||
+ | <div class="thumb tnone"> | ||
<!--{/if}--> | <!--{/if}--> | ||
<div class="thumbinner"> | <div class="thumbinner"> | ||
<!--{/if}--> | <!--{/if}--> | ||
− | <video | + | <video class="thumbimage" style="max-width: <!--{$width|escape:'html'|default:"100%"}-->;max-height: <!--{$height|escape:'html'|default:"100%"}-->;width: auto; height: auto;" src="<!--{$file|escape:'html'}-->" autoplay loop muted playsinline /> |
<!--{if isset($thumbnail)}--> | <!--{if isset($thumbnail)}--> |
Revision as of 05:32, 21 April 2017
This allows you to embed MP4 videos as if they were a normal GIF. You use it like this;
{{#widget:Snippet|file={{filepath:TestingMp4.mp4}}|width=300|height=300}}
Where you replace 'TestingMp4.mp4' with the name of your video file. Width and height are optinal.
It will automatically mute, autoplay, and loop the video, just as if it were a GIF.