Video
Videos are a powerful way to engage your audience and enhance your website. FoxStudio makes it simple to add and customize videos to match your design needs. Follow the steps below to add and edit videos effectively.
How to add an video
Steps:
In the FoxStudio editor, on the left Sidebar > Click Add elements (
), or press E.Select Media > Videos or in Quick add, select Video element.
Drag the video onto your canvas.
How to edit a video
Once you've added the image, you can customize it to match your design.
Steps:
Select the relevant video element in the editor.
Use the tools bar above the selected video element to quickly edit it.
All the formatting tools below can be found in the right-handsided Inspector panel.
Add a video
Insert your video link or select one from your Shopify Files.
Vimeo, Youtube or MP4 links are supported.
Video settings
Cover image: Add a cover image that displays before the video starts playing.
Click Select Image to upload or choose a custom thumbnail.
Playback options:
Muted: Enable this option to mute the video by default.
Autoplay: The video can be set to automatically play if they're muted.
Loop: Choose this option to play the video on a continuous loop.
Controls: Enable or disable playback controls for the video (e.g., play/pause, volume). (this setting is applied for Shopify-hosted videos).
You can play a video automatically as it enters the viewport by enabling the options Muted, Autoplay, and Lazy load.
Browsers will block any video from auto-playing if it is not muted, so ensure your videos are set to mute.
Video ratio: Choose the aspect ratio for your video display:
16:9 (default widescreen)
4:3 (traditional screen)
1:1 (square)
21:9 (cinematic)
9:16 (vertical for mobile).
FAQ
Why is my video not playing on my live site?
If you or your visitors notice that videos or elements with motion (like animation effects or marquee text) aren’t playing on your live site, this could be due to the Reduced Motion feature enabled on some devices.
What is reduced motion?
Reduced Motion is an accessibility feature designed to enhance the browsing experience for individuals with disabilities or impairments by disabling motion effects like animations and videos. It’s built into various operating systems to provide a more accessible user experience.
How to disable reduced motion?
Follow the steps for your specific device or operating system:
iPhone and iPad:
Settings>Accessibility>MotionMac OS:
Settings>Accessibility>DisplayWindows OS:
Settings>Ease of Access>Display>Show animationsAndroid:
Settings>Accessibility>Remove Animations
Note: On some devices, Reduced Motion may be automatically enabled when in low battery or power-saving mode. Disabling these modes can also help restore video playback functionality.
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