What You May Need to Know About the Carousel Component and Different Browsers

16-18 Web User Interface Developers Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework For example, you can have the player display all controls available, the most commonly used controls, or no controls. As an example, Example 16–7 uses the all setting for a media component. Example 16–7 Controls for a Media Player af:media source=imagesmyvideo.wmv controls=all Figure 16–12 shows how the player is displayed to the user. Figure 16–12 Media Player with All Controls Following values are valid: – All : Show all available controls for playing media on the media player. Using this setting can cause a large amount of additional space to be required, depending on the media player used. – Minimal : Show a minimal set of controls for playing media on the media player. This value gives users control over the most important media playing con- trols, while occupying the least amount of additional space on the user agent. – None : Do not show any controls for the media player and do not allow control access through other means, such as context menus. You would typically use this setting only for kiosk-type applications, where no user control over the playing of the media is allowed. This set- ting is typically used in conjunction with settings that automatically start the playback, and to play back continuously. – NoneVisible : Do not show any controls for the media player, but allow control access through alternate means, such as context menus. You would typically use this value only in applications where user con- trol over the playing of the media is allowed, but not encouraged. As with the none setting, this setting is typically used in conjunction with settings that automatically start the playback, and to play back continuously. – Typical : Show the typical set of controls for playing media on the media player. This value, the default, gives users control over the most common media playing controls, without occupying an inordinate amount of extra space on the user agent. ■ Width and Height: Define the size in pixels of the complete display, including the whole player area, which includes the media content area.