Templating functions & developer hooks

Shortcodes

• [cvwp_video_position] — place this in the post content to mark exactly where the video should render.
• [cvwp_video_button text="Play video"] — output a button that opens the attached video.

Useful filters

• cvwp-gallery-video-output — filter the HTML of the video added to the WooCommerce gallery.
• cvwp_disabled_video_positions — remove gallery positions from the settings.
• cvwp_enqueue_woo_compatibility_script — enable or disable the WooCommerce gallery compatibility script.
• cvwp_allow_video_embed — decide, in code, whether a given video should embed.
• cvwp_video_embed_html — filter the final embed HTML.
• cvwp_embed_css_class — add CSS classes to the embed wrapper.
• cvwp-add-video-source — register a custom video provider beyond YouTube/Vimeo/Dailymotion.

Useful actions

• cvwp_save_post_options — fires when a post’s video options are saved.
• cvwp-remote-image-processed — fires after a remote thumbnail has been imported.
• cvwp_video_settings_metabox — add your own fields to the video settings box.

Example

Render the video wherever you like in a template by dropping the position shortcode into the content, or add classes to every embed:

add_filter( 'cvwp_embed_css_class', function ( $classes ) {
    $classes[] = 'my-theme-video';
    return $classes;
} );

Full details live in the plugin developer documentation.