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  Public Ticket #1003618
full screen video slide
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  •  2
    scottvarga started the conversation

    I have added a video via the "Video/Audio tab" in the Content area and the video shows up fine.

    What I need to do is to make that video fullscreen (width 100% and height 100%) so that no mater how large or small the user adjusts the browser window the video will fit fullscreen with a centered position. I would also like to stop the video at the last screen so it doesn't loop or auto rewind.

    I am unable to find anything of this nature by searching your discussions but have seen this on your site  https://layerslider.kreaturamedia.com the fourth screen with the people in the background.

    How do I do this?

  • [deleted] replied

    Hey scottvarga,

    To set up a fullsized video layer you just need to set the video player size to be the same as your slider. You can add the height="100%" and width=”100%” attributes to the embed code, and the video will follow the dimension changes of the slider. This also works if you specify dimensions in pixels.

  •  2
    infosensellc replied

    I am trying to do the same.  I would like the video to be full screen (100% height and width of browser window).  Here is my code:

    <video width="100%" height="100%">
    <source src="/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/homepage720p.mp4" type="video/mp4">
    </video>

    This is in the media / content box of the slide.  However, the video always shows up with black bars above / below the video, itself, in the slide.  This used to happen *sometimes*, but now is happening consistently.

    Is there a way to make the video show up consistently at 100% window height/width?

    If I change it from video to an image, then it fills the screen without issue.  Any thoughts on how to get the video to do the same?

    Thank you!


  • [deleted] replied

    Hey infosensellc,

    Please create a new ticket for this case and show us your site or a test page where we can check this.