Embedding YouTube on a Website: Smooth Transition into video?

[Miljaker]

[QUOTE=Jelly;34798413]That's the weirdest bastardization of jQuery and Javascript I've ever seen.[/QUOTE]

Made it in like 10 seconds without thinking really..... it was mostly just a suggestion.

[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;34798312]Someone visits the site on a mobile browser which means it doesn't support mouseover and the video doesn't work. Never rely on mouseover to provide "critical" functionality.[/QUOTE]

Then give the image a link to the youtube video. Every decent mobile phone uses the youtube app to play videos and linking to a video will make sure it plays.

[Hullu V3]

I don't think he's developing it anymore or he changed the domain.

[Miljaker]

[QUOTE=Hullu V3;34800330]I don't think he's developing it anymore or he changed the domain.[/QUOTE]

It's [url]http://blsmithmedia.com/[/url] now.

[Jelly_]

[QUOTE=Miljaker;34800275]Made it in like 10 seconds without thinking really..... it was mostly just a suggestion.[/QUOTE]

I know but instead of

document.getElementById("embedload").innerHTML

you could of just used

$('#embedload').html();