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Hi there, I am thinking it will make more sense for my pillar posts to have the same URL suffix as their category. The URLs would look like this:
POST
https://domain.
Use the first one as it keeps the url short and simple the first one is recommended for SEO
Is having a post with the same url suffix as a category bad for seo?
Hi there, I am thinking it will make more sense for my pillar posts to have the same URL suffix as their category. The URLs would look like this:
POST
https://domain.
Use the first one as it keeps the url short and simple the first one is recommended for SEO
Just want to know if it's recommended that I enable the additional consent for GDPR that AdSense offers. My existing cookie banner, which I'm happy with, reads:
"We use
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Do I need to use adsense's additional consent for gdpr?
Just want to know if it's recommended that I enable the additional consent for GDPR that AdSense offers. My existing cookie banner, which I'm happy with, reads:
"We use
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Hey y'all, I have some You Tube videos embedded on my site which is grand. The only snag I have is that the image is oversized on mobile view and goes off screen. The videos qu
Thank you both. I've been busy on something else since I asked my question but I'll try your solutions tomorrow. I'll let you know if I figure it out.
Hey, so resizing the youtube video didn't work unfortunately (it was just oversized in a smaller container lol). I did some digging around and discovered that youtube embeds aren't mobile responsive. I thought it was odd as I have a video from Twitter embedded that doesn't behave in the same way (though it does slow that post down on pagespeed).
Anyway, I came across some CSS code that has worked a treat for the youtube videos. I'll put a training piece together so it's available for all WA members with the same issue. I can't be the only one :-) I'm just going to do a pagespeed check now to make sure it isn't too damaging.
Thanks for coming to my aid though. Always appreciated!
if your theme is responsive it should do it automatically however you may check mobile settings in appearance > customize.
It depends if you use builders, they may allow you resizing as well.
I hope you get it figured out.
Hey Russell.
Are you using Block Editor?
Although, it doesn't really matter, even if you're using Classic.
Basically, always add YouTube videos as an HTML BLOCK in Block Editor.
You'll see the FIRST thing on the HTML code is the width "560" and the height "315".
You have the ability to change these to whatever size you wish by just changing the numbers in HTML, e.g. width "450" and height "250", etc.
BUT
If you use the YouTube BLOCK in Block Editor, I can't remember the exact numbers, but width shows up at around "760" and height is around "540", i.e. the video is MASSIVE.
So, always embed YouTube videos with the HTML code, as this gives the smaller size (which is absolutely fine for mobile).
But, also be aware that when you use the HTML code you have the ability to change to size as above.
Partha
Hey, so resizing the youtube video didn't work unfortunately (it was just oversized in a smaller container lol). I did some digging around and discovered that youtube embeds aren't mobile responsive. I thought it was odd as I have a video from Twitter embedded that doesn't behave in the same way (though it does slow that post down on pagespeed).
Anyway, I came across some CSS code that has worked a treat for the youtube videos. I'll put a training piece together so it's available for all WA members with the same issue. I can't be the only one :-) I'm just going to do a pagespeed check now to make sure it isn't too damaging.
Thanks for coming to my aid though. Always appreciated!
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Embedded you tube videos - how do you resize them for mobile?
Hey y'all, I have some You Tube videos embedded on my site which is grand. The only snag I have is that the image is oversized on mobile view and goes off screen. The videos qu
Thank you both. I've been busy on something else since I asked my question but I'll try your solutions tomorrow. I'll let you know if I figure it out.
Hey, so resizing the youtube video didn't work unfortunately (it was just oversized in a smaller container lol). I did some digging around and discovered that youtube embeds aren't mobile responsive. I thought it was odd as I have a video from Twitter embedded that doesn't behave in the same way (though it does slow that post down on pagespeed).
Anyway, I came across some CSS code that has worked a treat for the youtube videos. I'll put a training piece together so it's available for all WA members with the same issue. I can't be the only one :-) I'm just going to do a pagespeed check now to make sure it isn't too damaging.
Thanks for coming to my aid though. Always appreciated!
if your theme is responsive it should do it automatically however you may check mobile settings in appearance > customize.
It depends if you use builders, they may allow you resizing as well.
I hope you get it figured out.
Hey Russell.
Are you using Block Editor?
Although, it doesn't really matter, even if you're using Classic.
Basically, always add YouTube videos as an HTML BLOCK in Block Editor.
You'll see the FIRST thing on the HTML code is the width "560" and the height "315".
You have the ability to change these to whatever size you wish by just changing the numbers in HTML, e.g. width "450" and height "250", etc.
BUT
If you use the YouTube BLOCK in Block Editor, I can't remember the exact numbers, but width shows up at around "760" and height is around "540", i.e. the video is MASSIVE.
So, always embed YouTube videos with the HTML code, as this gives the smaller size (which is absolutely fine for mobile).
But, also be aware that when you use the HTML code you have the ability to change to size as above.
Partha
Hey, so resizing the youtube video didn't work unfortunately (it was just oversized in a smaller container lol). I did some digging around and discovered that youtube embeds aren't mobile responsive. I thought it was odd as I have a video from Twitter embedded that doesn't behave in the same way (though it does slow that post down on pagespeed).
Anyway, I came across some CSS code that has worked a treat for the youtube videos. I'll put a training piece together so it's available for all WA members with the same issue. I can't be the only one :-) I'm just going to do a pagespeed check now to make sure it isn't too damaging.
Thanks for coming to my aid though. Always appreciated!
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I agree
-Mike