Resizing YouTube Videos

[HipKat]

Any way to resize these to about a 1/4 of the size they are now?

More like this;

 

[harshness]

Any way to resize these to about a 1/4 of the size they are now?

The size is currently "responsive" to your browser viewport size. I think if you want it smaller, management would have to declare a specific size, and it may become unresponsive. That could be problematic on devices.

Why do you want/need it smaller?

If you want to watch the video in a much smaller size, Firefox has a PiP option that will move the video to a smaller window in the lower right of your browser window.

 

[HipKat]

The size is currently "responsive" to your browser viewport size. I think if you want it smaller, management would have to declare a specific size, and it may become unresponsive. That could be problematic on devices.

Why do you want/need it smaller?

If you want to watch the video in a much smaller size, Firefox has a PiP option that will move the video to a smaller window in the lower right of your browser window.

Well one, I don't use Firefox and even then, I'm not looking for a pop-out window. As for why, because it's annoying at the current size, larger than needs be for sure. Same with Pictures. I resize pics that oversized so they fit the window better

 

[harshness]

Well one, I don't use Firefox and even then, I'm not looking for a pop-out window.

That's fine with me. Absent a good understanding of your beef, I was winging options.

As for why, because it's annoying at the current size, larger than needs be for sure. Same with Pictures. I resize pics that oversized so they fit the window better

While I don't disagree, I suspect that others using devices or split screens might suffer mightily. The current sizing is probably better for those who don't want/need to go full-screen.

IIRC, if you size the media window to be other than responsive in Xenforo, it is based on a fixed number of pixels -- there's no percentage of column width option. This hurts if your display window is smaller (in pixels) than the fixed setting.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

There is no control of the size on our side. It is just an YouTube embedded link.