Responsive Video Embeds
This plugin will automatically resize your WordPress auto-embeds, including video and other iframes, in a responsive fashion. It currently supports the following providers: YouTube Vimeo DailyMotion Blip.tv Viddler hulu.com Revision 3 Funny or Die WordPress.tv Scribd Live Example Visit the test page where you can resize the browser and watch the videos automatically scale to fit the resolution. About WordPress Auto-embeds WordPress has a nifty auto-embed feature, allowing authors to automatically turn a link to a video embed into a video player when a post is viewed. To turn this feature on check the Auto-embeds check box in Administration > Settings > Media SubPanel. Under the hood Please note that this plugins modifies the output of modify_embed_output filter, adding HTML & CSS to make the magic happen. Credit for the method used in this plugin goes to Anders M. Andersen for crafting the method used to gracefully resize the embeds. Create and maintained by Kevin Leary, a WordPress developer living in Boston, MA. Multisite Compatibility The Responsive Video Embeds plugin is compatibly with WordPress Multisite, just use the Network Activate feature to enable responsive video resizing embed on every site. If you only want responsive video resizing to happen on a specific site, activate the plugin for that site only.
Simple YouTube Responsive
A lightweight plugin to embed YouTube videos while keeping the correct aspect ratio — all with a simple shortcode. Very simple shortcode. Use it in posts or widgets. Uses the default YouTube iframe embed, but fully responsive. Custom aspect ratio if you want a different video size. Automatically centered, so your video always looks neat in your content. Lazy load support to improve performance. 100% free — no ads, no trackers, no funny business. Arbitrary section A brief Markdown Example Pros: 1. Simple and lightweight — one shortcode per video 2. Lazy load support 3. Extra parameters available for advanced users Cons: 1. Designed for simple embeds only (no playlist support, one video per shortcode)
