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‎09-11-2018 10:59 AM
Instead of a static image, is there a way to have a looped video(mp4 or other format) the background on the Service Portal index page?
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‎09-14-2018 03:27 AM
I think what Jeremy was trying to get at is that there is no video property for background like there is image.
background-image: yes
background-video: no
However, it isn't a lost cause. There are a few options.
- Embed a video and use css positioning to give the illusion of a background
- Use video tag and use css positioning to give the illusion of a background
- Use a looping giphy which is actually a moving image so just use the background-image property and it is a background
- Or like in the example site you posted the url for it looks like they are using a carousel (flexSlider) which is the same as the first two listed
Here is an example of a giphy
Of course hopefully you would do a better job at making the giphy than I did. But it was just for example. 🙂

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‎09-12-2018 07:15 AM
You could try using an already tested angular module, so you dont have to invent it your self:
GitHub - brandly/angular-youtube-embed: Embed a YouTube player with a simple directive
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‎09-13-2018 05:33 PM
just to clarify. Im nott trying to embed a video. Im tryiing to have the background, be a video.
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http://www.servicenowappliancerepair.com/#_technology
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‎12-10-2019 03:21 AM
can you share that code please
i got same task
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‎09-14-2018 03:27 AM
I think what Jeremy was trying to get at is that there is no video property for background like there is image.
background-image: yes
background-video: no
However, it isn't a lost cause. There are a few options.
- Embed a video and use css positioning to give the illusion of a background
- Use video tag and use css positioning to give the illusion of a background
- Use a looping giphy which is actually a moving image so just use the background-image property and it is a background
- Or like in the example site you posted the url for it looks like they are using a carousel (flexSlider) which is the same as the first two listed
Here is an example of a giphy
Of course hopefully you would do a better job at making the giphy than I did. But it was just for example. 🙂