It would be convenient for styling purposes to have a class plyr--fullscreen-active on container <div class="plyr"> when fullscreen is active. I guess, you had it on v2
In v3 currently, I see only plyr--fullscreen-enabled there.
Yep can do this. The change in v3 was to use the native pseudo class :fullscreen instead but it'd be easy enough to add a class to extend that.
On second thoughts, can you not use the CSS pseudo class :fullscreen too? The only downer is it's prefixed of course...
.plyr:fullscreen,
.plyr:-webkit-full-screen,
.plyr:-moz-full-screen,
.plyr:-ms-fullscreen {
// Your styles...
}
Bear in mind you may need to specify them as seperate declarations as some browsers get funny about combined selectors for pseudo classes.
I would also be interested in this feature
See my comment above ^
Closing this. Please use the CSS selector above.
Sorry, I was away for a while and missed this thread. Solved a task in a different way, but next time will try this.
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See my comment above ^