Michael_Walkling

Thank you for your reply, Paul. The issue sorted itself out in the end. Just checked and the website is appearing as it should using the connected domain. I guess it takes a couple of hours for these things to process.

It says "not secure" in my browser window, and the SSL is still being processed. I'm guessing this issue will be resolved after 72 hours.

Thanks again.

Hello All,

I am have the same issue as Peter_P above:

In my Squarespace settings, it says the domain is "connected". The SSL certificate status is "Processing". It might be a case of waiting for 72 hours for the SSL to Process, BUT the message "This website is pending domain owner verification" leads me to believe that I am required to verify the domain. Like Peter_P, I cannot see where I need to verify it? There are no error messages present on my domain providers website.

Could anyone please let me know, is it just a case of waiting 72 hours, or am I required to do anything at this point? Thank you in advance!

Thank you Paul. This is really helpful. I've added an additional line of code to reset the video on mouseout:

<script>
  myVideo = document.querySelector('video');

  function hoverVideo(e) {  
    myVideo.play();
  }

  function hideVideo(e) {
    myVideo.pause(); 
    myVideo.currentTime = 0;
  }

  myVideo.addEventListener('mouseover', hoverVideo, false);
  myVideo.addEventListener('mouseout', hideVideo, false);
</script>

Thanks again. This is exactly what I require.

Thank you for taking the time to reply, Paul. I can see that this would work well.

Would you be ok to share the JS used to play and stop the video? Was this pasted in to the code block? Thanks.

Thank you, Paul. In the mean time, if anyone has a suggestion as to how a "Live Photo" effect can currently be achieved then I'd be delighted to hear about it.

Thank you in advance.

Hello.

I'd like to suggest a new feature for Squarespace 7.1.

"Live Photo" style image/video galleries

Much like with iOS live Photo - I'd like to create a still image gallery, and when the visitor hovers their cursor on an image (or, for mobile devices, holds their finger on the image), the image changes to a video and plays automatically.

This is an example of what I would like to achieve, and I think you'll agree it's pretty effective. It's a Wordpress website. (Note: Not all images in this example website work as videos):

https://palladianmedia.com/built-environment/

If this has been posted the wrong place then please let me know where new feature suggestions can be posted?