WordPress plugin suddently ignores "width" param

[Howard]

While yesterday this page was displaying just fine:
https://allaroundnevada.com/donner-summit/

The VR just under the first text block is set to display at width=95%
And until today, it displayed as expected.
But now, on all browsers, it displays as a square.
I didn't change anything, but this occurs on several websites where I've deployed the same plugin and shortcode.

The GGPG shortcode is:

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<center>[ggpkg url='https://allaroundnevada.com/wp-content/vr/nearly/donner/combined/index.html' start_preview='false' gyro='true' width='95%' height='600']</center>

For a comparison, I've duplicated the pano at the bottom of this page, using an iFrame set to 95% width.

Is there an issue with the plugin perhaps...or is there something else I've overlooked?

Thanks!

Howard

[Hopki]

Hi Howard,
Thanks for the heads up we will look into this.
Regards,

[Pieter]

Hi,

Yesterday I encountered the same issue. It looks like the width in percentages is not working in Wordpress since the plugin update.
In the Wordpress settings for the default player size, I can't save width in %. It will save, but when I come back later the value has not been stored.

I use the Avada template and the width of the player is supposed to scale in width with the column:
https://zeebeen.no/

In my old website it does still work:
https://www.zeebeen.nl/virtual-tour/

Hope that helps width finding the issue

Thanks,

Pieter

[thomas]

This issue should now be fixed with version 2.2.7 of the plugin.

[Pieter]

Thanks. Yes, its working with the attribute like this for every player on the site: [ggpkg id=495 width='100%']
So the site is working again.

I didn't get it to work for the site as a whole, by setting the Default Player Size to width: 100%. The value is not stored and resets to another value.

Saving:

ggnome-1.JPG (46.79 KiB) Viewed 68507 times

Return to the settings afterwards:

ggnome-2.JPG (43.94 KiB) Viewed 68507 times

[Howard]

Thanks for the rapid response and the new version of the plugin.
The fix worked, but only after I disabled, and then re-enabled the plugin.

Whew!

[thomas]

I didn't get it to work for the site as a whole by setting the Default Player Size to width: 100%. The value is not stored and resets to another value.

We have now released 2.2.8, which addresses this issue. I hope we now caught all issues.

[Pieter]

Yes, all back to normal.

Thank you, Thomas!