ignitevideocloud

The Ignite Video Player OEmbed plugin enables seamless integration of Ignite Video Player URLs into your WordPress website. Simply paste an Ignite Video URL into your content, and it will automatically be converted into a responsive video embed.
Key Features:
<ul>
<li>Automatic URL Detection: Just paste your Ignite Video URL – no shortcodes needed</li>
<li>Responsive Design: Videos automatically adapt to your theme and device screen size</li>
<li>Page Builder Compatible: Works with WPBakery, Elementor, and other popular page builders</li>
<li>Custom Domain Support: Supports all <code>*.euvideocdn.com</code> URLs plus your own custom video domain</li>
<li>Live Events: Embed live streaming events alongside video-on-demand content</li>
<li>Fallback Support: Graceful fallback if the embed service is temporarily unavailable</li>
<li>Simple Configuration: Optional settings page to add your custom video domain</li>
</ul>
Supported URL Formats:
Video on Demand: 
 https://your-domain.euvideocdn.com/player/index.html?id=your-video-id
Live Events: 
 https://your-domain.euvideocdn.com/player/index.html?live=your-event-id
Works With: 
* WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg) 
* Classic Editor 
* WPBakery Page Builder 
* Elementor 
* Any WordPress content area that supports embeds
<h3>External Services</h3>
This plugin connects to external services to provide video embedding functionality:
Ignite Video OEmbed API 
– Service: https://app.ignitevideo.cloud/api/oembed 
– Purpose: Retrieves video embed metadata and HTML for Ignite Video URLs 
– Data sent: The complete Ignite Video URL that needs to be embedded 
– When: Every time an Ignite Video URL is detected in WordPress content (posts, pages, widgets, etc.) 
– Terms of Service: https://ignite.video/en/terms 
– Privacy Policy: https://ignite.video/en/privacy
Ignite Video Player 
– Service: *.euvideocdn.com player domains (or your custom video domain) 
– Purpose: Hosts and serves the actual video player and content 
– Data sent: No data is sent by the plugin; users’ browsers connect directly to load videos 
– When: When embedded videos are displayed to site visitors 
– Terms of Service: https://ignite.video/en/terms 
– Privacy Policy: https://ignite.video/en/privacy
Note: This plugin only facilitates embedding – it does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. All data transmission occurs between the user’s browser and Ignite’s servers according to Ignite’s privacy policy.
<h3>Technical Details</h3>
Architecture: 
The plugin uses WordPress’s built-in OEmbed system combined with a fallback embed handler for maximum compatibility. It first attempts to use the Ignite Video OEmbed API for rich metadata and optimal rendering, then falls back to a manual iframe if needed.
Performance: 
– Minimal overhead – only loads when Ignite Video URLs are detected 
– Caches embed responses using WordPress’s built-in caching 
– 10-second timeout for API requests to prevent slow page loads
Security: 
– All URLs and IDs are properly escaped and validated 
– Uses WordPress’s built-in security functions 
– No permanent data stored – safe to activate and deactivate 
– No database modifications or custom tables
<h3>Support</h3>
For support, please visit: https://ignite.video/en/contact
For technical issues with this WordPress plugin, please check: 
1. That your WordPress version meets the minimum requirements 
2. That the Ignite Video URL format is correct 
3. That your website can make outbound HTTP requests
<h3>Privacy</h3>
This plugin does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. When a video is embedded, your browser will connect directly to the Ignite Video servers to load the video player, subject to Ignite Video’s privacy policy.

Ignite Video Player OEmbed

Automatically converts Ignite Video Player URLs into responsive video embeds. Works with WordPress blocks, classic editor, and page builders.

Andy Fragen

Alex Kirk

Colin Stewart

Embed a PDF from the Media Library or elsewhere via oEmbed or as a block into an <code>iframe</code> tag. The URL only has to be world reachable link. Chrome uses Google Doc Viewer as Chrome seems to automatically rendered embedded JS in PDFs automatically. Uses Google Doc Viewer with mobile.
Inspired by <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/dirtysuds-embed-pdf/" rel="ugc">Embed PDF</a> and <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/rv-embed-pdf/" rel="ugc">RV Embed PDF</a>.
Many thanks to <a href="https://github.com/akirk" rel="nofollow ugc">Alex Kirk</a> for making Embed PDF Viewer compatible with the new block editor.
Development on <a href="https://github.com/afragen/embed-pdf-viewer" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a>. Pull requests are welcome against the <code>develop</code> branch.
<h3>Known Issues</h3>
Occasionally Google Doc Viewer will not correctly load the PDF. Reloading the page should correct the issue, though this may need to be done several times.

Embed PDF Viewer

No settings, just add the link of the PDF on a page or use a block.

Had issue with the viewer width, but there's a simple solution for that as well, check this thread.

Thanks!

Works out of the box

Fantastic

Embed a PDF from the Media Library or elsewhere via oEmbed or as a block into an iframe tag.

Ignite Video Player OEmbed vs Embed PDF Viewer