Creating a HapYak-enabled Brightcove Player
- Create a new Brightcove Player or edit an existing player.
- Configure the player with the HapYak plugin.
- To publish the player, click and then .
Creating a Video Cloud custom field
A custom field will be used to hold the location of the CSS file used to style the Brightcove Interactivity project. To create a Video Cloud custom field, follow these steps.
- Login to Video Cloud Studio.
- Open the Admin module and then Video Fields. Note that you must be an account administrator to access to the Admin menu.
- Click .
- Enter a Display Name of
Custom CSS
. An Internal Name ofcustom_css
will automatically be generated. - Select a Type of Text for the field.
- Enter a Description. The description field will appear as a hint in the Studio interface.
- If the custom field will be required, check Make this Field Required.
- Click
Specifying the CSS file location and creating a Brightcove Interactivity project
To specify the location of the project-level CSS file and create a Brightcove Interactivity project, follow these steps.
- Open the Media module.
- Select a video to publish by checking the box next to the video thumbnail.
- Click on a video name to open the video properties.
- Locate the Custom fields section and click .
- Enter the URL to your custom CSS file.
- Click
- At the top of the page, click > Publish to web.
- Select the player with the HapYak plugin.
- Click the preview link to open a preview in a new browser tab.
- Play the preview video (the video only needs to be played for a few seconds). This will auto-create a project in Brightcove Interactivity.
Verifying the styling changes
To verify that the styling changes are working, follow these steps.
- Login to Brightcove Interactivity Studio (https://www.hapyak.com/login).
- In the left navigation, click Manage.
- A list of projects will appear. Confirm the video you just published appears in the project list.
- Click on the project to open it.
- Add interactions as appropriate.
- In the Video Cloud Media module, preview the video and confirm that the interactions and styling changes appear.