Online Video Editors - Endemol - Lebanon

Endemol Middle East are currently looking for an Online Video Editors, must be versed in Avid.

- Final Cut Pro and After Effects Experience are a big plus.
- Editing Shift: Late PM Shift

hanna.alchidiac@endemolme.com

Graphic Designer/Video Maker - Rangers Marketing - Dubai

Online coupon company is looking for passionate and strong media consultant, your job will be meeting merchants, taking amazing videos of the merchants locations, Hotels, Restaurants, coffee shops etc, .. and process those videos. also you will be responsible to take great photographs of those locations and create beautiful designs of the coupons uploaded. its promising job with strong sustainable career growth.

Skills
Photoshop - Illustrator - After Effect - Photographing

rangers@rangersmarketing.com

how to add a border around objects embedded into blog posts (such as a google map or a youtube / vimeo video)

If the images on your blog have borders you may wish to have them around other visual material as well, so as to achieve design consistency. Google maps are one such bothersome element, I think. In order to place a border around a google map, look for the embedded code in your post and add what is highlighted in black:

<iframe style="border:Xpx solid #yourhexcode" frameborder="0" width="X" height="X" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" scrolling="no" src="yourmapurl" width="X"></iframe>

And just tried the same snippet, placed in exactly the same location on a youtube video. Yayy! Same exact result!

<iframe style="border:8px solid #111111" width="500" height="410" src="hhttp://www.youtube.com/embed/rHZUPJji6w8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

And vimeo too! With this one, although the aspect ratio is the same (3 x 4) as the youtube video, I had to tweak the overall box size a bit since the player configuration seems to be slightly different. But no biggie, done in a second!

<iframe style="border:8px solid #111111" src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/3699840?title=0&amp;byline=0&amp;portrait=0" width="500" height="380" frameborder="0"></iframe>

(Note: One thing to bear in mind is that if you want a border do not forget to size the embedded output accordingly. As an example, the post width on this site is 515 pixels, however I set the video files at 500 pixels in order to accommodate the 8 pixel border around them).

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