Curtis Thompson
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hello…
just as a top-level guess (i.e. without digging into code much), it seems that your culprit might be that you have a full table inside each href – so this:
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i’d not be surprised if that made ie grumpy. i would likely just do a div and make an onclick action for it as opposed to an href wrapping around the table…although even that then wouldn’t be followable by a search engine robot. so perhaps just make each cell’s content a link?
i don’t use spry menu, but in this case i wouldn’t think you’d need anything like it – a simple table as you have it, but with links inside tables instead of the other way around should do the trick…
sitruc
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hello…
which item on the page is the menu? i’m not seeing any issues in ie…
sitruc
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hello…
you want something like this:
that uses jwplayer:
https://www.longtailvideo.com/jw-player/
most other html5 video libraries like that have the same sort of feature though...so you can pick and choose to your liking there for the most part!
hope that helps...
sitruc
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hello…
sorry – you’ll need to offer a lot more detail before we can help you…for something like this, i’d start by reading the wordpress documentation…
not being snarky – just not sure what you are trying to do?
curtis
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hello…
here’s a good place for you to start:
https://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
sitruc
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hello…
there are so many these days that would probably be a good fit for you – here’s their repository of them:
https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/
you might also want to start by doing a bit of filtering as well:
https://wordpress.org/extend/themes/tag-filter/
but not everybody plays nice and tags their themes appropriately, so browsing also might be a good idea…
hope that helps!
sitruc
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hello…
you can also consider html5 video embeds, which allow you to use other types of video that keep the file much smaller. search this forum for html5 video and you’ll see some discussions on it…
otherwise, ya…getting the right settings, etc. takes some practice to get the web videos small enough…
good luck!
sitruc
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hello…
you’d have to do the math to determine if your bandwidth was enough – without knowing the resolution on the videos or the compression format, it’s hard to say, but you can know that there pretty easily. so let’s assume each video is 10mb (for the sake of discussion). let’s also assume that each visitor to your site watches all 10 videos from start to finish. not as likely, but it helps with the worse-case scenario.
that means that each visitor to your site will take up 100mb of your bandwidth, so you’d be able to have 400 visitors a month on your current plan. that of course doesn’t include other graphics, text, any email y’all get, etc…but that gives you an idea as to what you can handle. of course if your videos are 5mb and in reality most people might watch 2-3 per visit, you can get a lot more traffic in there.
so at that point it becomes a question as to whether or not you feel your provider has a good enough connection to support this. most these days do, but again that’s hard for us to answer. but if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, i would say…
does that help?
sitruc
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hello…
if your system/card/monitor lets you do it? i take it that it doesn’t and you are looking for a way to override that? also, your monitor would like skew the aspect ratio to make it fit anyway, which i would suspect would drive you nuts pretty quickly…
sitruc
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hello…
if you’re doing video for the web, i honestly wouldn’t worry about color profiles just because your work will be seen on setups that you have absolutely no control over. things like lighting, monitor quality and type, etc., will have an impact on colors and presentation that you won’t be able to overcome…
a vast majority of people would look at you with a confused puppy dog look if you asked them what their monitor color profile was anyway, so i’d just make sure that it looks good on your own setup and call it a day.
that’s my $.02, of course… 🙂
sitruc