I'm noticing in Chrome and Firefox that the volume control gets bumped down. If I use firebug to shrink it by a pixel, it pops up into place just fine. If I then apply this via css, it does not work. I assume the javascript is doing some calculations that have it off by one pixel. I also tried to apply a percentage instead of pixels and had the same results.
Here is a picture in case my description is confusing: http://twitpic.com/8xnmr9/full
My current hack, since I can't hide the controls, is to simply hide the overflow and the volume disappears. That is less than optimal as it could hide a state where the volume is turned all the way down making for a frustrated user.
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Comment #1
kjv1611 commentedAny clues on this one? I've been seeing similar.
On a Drupal 7 site, when loaded in Chrome or Firefox, the volume control is invisible until you over over a spot just below the player. In Internet Explorer, on the other hand, it looks exactly the way it's supposed to. I've tried modifying the size a couple of different ways, but no good results in doing. Maybe I'll try varying by a pixel in each direction just to see as well.
Comment #2
delajed commentedI'm having this issue as well, though only when using Chrome. The player looks fine on the latest versions of IE, Firefox, and Safari. I also haven't had any luck playing around with the css to fix it.The issue is also apparent when viewing the audio player demo on http://mediaelementjs.com/ with Chrome.Update: Reinstalling Google Chrome fixed the issue for me.
Comment #3
czigor commentedSame here in Chrome and Chromium. Firefox works fine.
Comment #4
monstordh commentedHaving the same issue in Chrome. See link to screenshot.
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s106/sh/525d866d-5838-4766-b792-14fee3685...
Comment #5
davidneedhamI was having this problem too. Updating to the latest version of the mediaelement library fixed it for me.