Web object, image order Aug 02, 2012 By serge van royen Hi, PART1: One of my slides contains a youtube video which I introduced as a Web Object. I placed it behind an image of a television. OK in design mode, but when published, the Web Object appears in front of the television image... How can I solve that? PART2: What is the best way to display a youtube video with subtitles (if available of course)? And get rid of the youtube advertisements? And sometimes start a few seconds later than the original. Thank you for helping me out on this one! Serge
Peter Anderson Staff over 11 years ago08/03/12 at 10:33 am (UTC) Hey Serge! For your first issue, I'd actually like to be able to take a look at that, if that's ok. Sounds unexpected. Would you mind sending us the .story file? And this article will help explain and tell you how to enable the various options of a YouTube video. Hope that helps, and thanks for the post!
Bryan Johnstone over 11 years ago10/24/12 at 9:14 am (UTC) Hey Guys, I'm having a similar issue, I have a web object behind an image of a frame (buttons on my frame). In Preview all is as expected, when published the webobject is in front of everything. any thoughts
Peter Anderson Staff over 11 years ago10/24/12 at 9:20 am (UTC) Welcome to Heroes, Bryan! Sorry for the inconvenience, but currently, that's just how web objects are displayed. They'll appear in front of certain player elements, except in HTML5. One exception is YouTube videos.
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Hey Serge!
For your first issue, I'd actually like to be able to take a look at that, if that's ok. Sounds unexpected. Would you mind sending us the .story file?
And this article will help explain and tell you how to enable the various options of a YouTube video.
Hope that helps, and thanks for the post!
Hey Guys,
I'm having a similar issue, I have a web object behind an image of a frame (buttons on my frame).
In Preview all is as expected, when published the webobject is in front of everything.
any thoughts
Welcome to Heroes, Bryan!
Sorry for the inconvenience, but currently, that's just how web objects are displayed. They'll appear in front of certain player elements, except in HTML5. One exception is YouTube videos.
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