The Music Player issue is probably related to your authorization in Spotify in the same browser. Please don't overlook my message above, about the again not working: Overall, it would be much better if you could change these icons directly through the "Icon Editor" instead of using JavaScript.
The JavaScript file used for this is still linked, but is completely empty: It works correctly on the working page - but not after publishing. If you open an accordion tab here, the "+" icon changes and is displayed corrupted. Please see the accordion at the bottom on my test page v5.8.5 BETA theme "Mobirise5": The thing is that our scripts may use these classes for work.Īvoid using our block, or remove video classes for Support, Simply putting this (for Bitchute) it does not show:Īccording to your screenshot in the other topic, you place your link to the standard video block from mobirise, with the video-block classes etc.
Mobirise review code#
So are you saying if I embed as I do within the Code Editor it will work? Because it does not. Self hosted is slow and laborious unless you create situation as major providers and at present not suitably fungible. The reason we use these other providers is we are being banned for the content - truth - on YT Vimeo so rock and a hard place. What has changed to disallow any other vid supplier than vimeo/YT to actually work.
Mobirise review upgrade#
Yet before the 5.8 upgrade all embeds, be it Bitchute, Rumble etc worked fine. I know that and am placing embeds in the HTML thru Code editor as I have complete package. Other services are not supported, but you can embed your code snippets with Code Editor. You can use Vimeo/Youtube videos, or self-hosted. But the less Internet resources are used, the better the possibilities with the search engines. This is a race that will always happen, we just need to be able to choose which one to use in each case or need. I know that many users still have old equipment, but this situation will not last a lifetime, and many will soon be replacing this equipment and updating technology and their browsers to provide faster navigation. I see that Mobirise will have to run a little or it will be left behind again in terms of the weight of images and technology made available, since Apple is already including this format in Safari as of iOS 16 and macOS 13. Its origin arose from a collaboration between Google, Cisco and, in which the three merged their different codecs to create a superior format. SEO experts believe it is the next step in media compression.ĪVIF stands for AV1 Image File Format, and it's an extremely lightweight, royalty-free format - considered even by Netflix to be the best format ever created. AVIF, on the other hand, promises images that are 50% smaller than JPG – still considering the permanence of image quality. WebP, by the way, manages to deliver images 30% smaller than JPG, maintaining the same image quality. WebP should lose its position in the very near future. Hello everyone, but I see this question a little differently. I applaud Mobirise for having the vision to add the Webp function. For you diehard non-webp fans, more power to you bless you all, but I see little real justification not to use it other than just not wanting a change. I only say all this because I do now use Webp - took me awhile to research it, experiment with it myself, and get sold on it, but I am now a firm believer this is not just another Google goat-rope (like AMP was), and is here to stay and could be the start of something even better in the future. Is it the same as original? Of course not, nothing is, but I'm not sure where the belief came to be that the quality clearly suffers. I have not seen, experienced or read where quality of Webp images suffers. I don't know any of you guys personally, so I could be totally wrong here, but at 74 years old I will assume I'm one of the more elderly guys here, and even I am quite aware of keeping up with technology, promoting advancements, educating users on recommended upgrades, and knowing when there's a time to set deadlines and/or cutoffs.Īs of March 8 this year Webp is supported by 97.3% of browsers, leaving MS IE 11, KaiOS, and Safari older than 14.0, filling in the other 2.7% of non-supported.
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