As I'm having difficulty accessing the video:
(I still seem to have lots of issues trying to watch videos in the browser. Even embedded Vimeo never works for me (Chrome/Debian/Linux), seems flash video is the only thing that consistantly works).
As I'm having difficulty accessing the video:
(I still seem to have lots of issues trying to watch videos in the browser. Even embedded Vimeo never works for me (Chrome/Debian/Linux), seems flash video is the only thing that consistantly works).
{position: sticky}
It looks like it pins an element in a fixed position when it normal position has scrolled off the screen as long as it's parent container is visible on screen. It displaying it inline as normal when its position is visible onscreen.It can be used to make sticky-headers like iOS lists have: e.g. showing the letter of the alphabet at the top of the screen when scrolling through an address book .
It will be really useful for keeping the row titles visible in a long scrolling table.
There's a time and a place for this sort of thing. I personally get a little annoyed with fixed headers as it can break text paging. Text gets hidden under the header. When you hit page-down you get another page worth of text but the fixed element obscures the text.
Can position: sticky help with something like that?
That should download the file directly, and you can watch it in a native player.
That one is a little too large a video a file size for my tariff, will have to watch later.