Isolating the controls bar from the video content area within JWPlayer

Currently, I am utilizing JWPlayer for my video playback needs. I am curious if there is a method to separate the controls bar from the video content, similar to the design showcased in this link: https://i.sstatic.net/bZUA9.png

Alternatively, are there any techniques available to add margin or padding to generate white space between the controls bar and video content? I attempted to inspect the object in order to modify the CSS, but it seems that it may be a block element. You can view the image by following this link: https://i.sstatic.net/yWsYH.png

Thank you, Ken

Answer №1

The controlbar is confined within the player div, allowing for customization of the width and height of its elements.

For instance, here is a demonstration: http://codepen.io/fdambrosio/pen/rmJGrq

Sample HTML:

<body class="playerpage">
  <div id='divplayer'></div> 
</body>

CSS:

.playerpage #divplayer {
    background-color: white;
}
.playerpage video.jw-video {
    width: 400px ;
    height: 200px ;
}
.playerpage .jw-controlbar {
    width: 450px ;
    left: 50px ;
}

JavaScript:

var playerInstance = jwplayer("divplayer"); 
playerInstance.setup({
file:'//video...',
width: 544, 
height: 306
});

Alternatively, you can create a custom controlbar using the JS API to place it wherever needed.

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