Working with files in Visualbook (YouTube + caption under the player).
The Video section brings together YouTube or Vimeo embeds, hosted video files, and lightweight Lottie animations—with thumbnail sizing, autoplay, and loop controls. Need buttons and an accordion alongside the player? Use Multifunctional video.
Hosted clips and YouTube autoplay usually require muted audio for the browser to start playback automatically—otherwise playback waits for user interaction.
The small previews layout turns the block into a two-column grid on wider screens. It works well for several spots or short excerpts from longer recordings.
Each row can independently use YouTube, an uploaded MP4 (MOV, AVI…), or Lottie. For local files you can enable autoplay and looping.
Working with files in Visualbook (YouTube + caption under the player).
How to set a custom manual style.
Introducing the admin panel.
How to create a Logos page.
The large previews option shows each item across the full width of the right column. One player dominates visually—ideal for a hero spot or a detailed walkthrough.
You can stack several “Video” sections on one page—for example one large block on top and a grid of smaller items below, each as its own module.
Primary embed at full width; the caption stays as normal paragraph text under the player.
A second large video under the first—visitors scroll through the story step by step.
For YouTube items you can enable autoplay and looping. The template adds the right playlist/loop query parameters for a single clip.
Autoplay on the web is delivered muted. For looping, the same video ID is also passed as the playlist parameter YouTube expects.
Demo of autoplay + loop on a single YouTube row in the structure.