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GoDAM Gutenberg Video Block

Add GoDAM Gutenberg Video Block

Step 1: Go to Block Editor screen

Step 2: Enter /godam in the block editor

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Step 3: Select the video to embed in the editor screen

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Step 4: In the right, you can see all the configurations and settings explained below.

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This section explains all the configuration options available for the custom GoDAM Video block.

1. Playback Settings

  • Autoplay: Automatically starts playing the video when the page loads.
  • Loop: Repeats the video continuously after it finishes.
  • Muted: Mutes the video by default.
  • Playback Controls: Enables or disables the default video controls (play, pause, volume, etc.).
  • Play Inline: Allows videos to play within the webpage instead of opening in fullscreen (on mobile devices).

2. Preloading Options

  • Preload: Determines how the browser loads video data before playback.
    • None: No preloading.
    • Metadata: Preloads only video metadata.
    • Auto: Preloads the entire video.

3. Appearance Settings

  • Poster Image: Allows setting a preview image before the video plays that appears as the thumbnail image.
  • Enable Preview: Shows a 10-second video preview when the user hovers over the video.

4. Customization

  • Customize Video: Opens the Customize page for the video, allowing you to modify additional settings such as appearance, interactions, or metadata. For more information, visit: [Insert Link Here]

Adding Video Captions

STEPS:

Step 1: Go to the block editor screen

Step 2: Select the video where you want to add the captions

Step 3: Click the “Text tracks” from the toolbar group.

Step 4: Click on “Upload” or “Open Media library” and upload the captions file

Step 5: Add the respective LABEL and SOURCE LANGUAGE, the label is what will appear as a language option in the control bar for the end user.

Step 6: Save changes.

Step 7: On the frontend, the caption file will now appear as an option for the user to select:

Here is the demo of all the steps mentioned above: