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# Sticky Video |
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Sticky Video keeps a compact video visible in a screen corner with a dismissible close button. Use it to keep YouTube, Vimeo, or self-hosted clips playing while visitors scroll. |
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## Free features |
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- YouTube/Vimeo ID or self-hosted video with start time, autoplay, mute, loop, and controls toggles. |
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- Fixed bottom-right/left placement with adjustable width, aspect ratio, and offsets. |
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- Optional label beneath the player plus close button toggle. |
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- Lightweight player wrapper with custom background, border, radius, and shadow styling. |
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## Pro features |
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- Top-corner placements with independent X/Y offsets. |
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- Delayed or scroll-triggered reveal plus device targeting. |
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- Persistent close state with configurable duration. |
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- CTA button under the player with link styling controls. |
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## How to use |
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1. Add the **Sticky Video** widget. |
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2. Pick a source (YouTube ID, Vimeo ID, or self-hosted file) and set start, autoplay, mute, loop, and controls. |
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3. Adjust width, aspect ratio, offsets, and choose a bottom corner. Style the container, close button, and optional label. |
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4. (Pro) Select top-corner placements, add scroll/delay triggers, device filters, and enable close persistence. |
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5. (Pro) Add a CTA label and link to drive clicks beneath the mini-player. |
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