Request: add class modifier 'plyr--fullscreen-active' on fullscreen
See original GitHub issueIt would be convenient for styling purposes to have a class plyr--fullscreen-active
on container <div class="plyr">
when fullscreen is active. I guess, you had it on v2
In v3 currently, I see only plyr--fullscreen-enabled
there.
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See my comment above ^
On second thoughts, can you not use the CSS pseudo class
:fullscreen
too? The only downer is it’s prefixed of course…Bear in mind you may need to specify them as seperate declarations as some browsers get funny about combined selectors for pseudo classes.