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Inserting a MEDIA tag for audio files from Google Drive in a PF post results in a large player display. Users express uncertainty about the ability to set specific height and width dimensions for the player. The consensus is that the player typically scales according to the device and the dimensions of the post container. There are no known methods to customize the player size directly. Overall, the player’s size is largely determined by responsive design principles.
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When you insert a MEDIA tag in a PF post, and it points to an audio file on Google Drive, it displays a rather large player. Is it possible to set the height & width?

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[MEDIA=googledrive]1eTXkszGpFM2JqyKeI9wyaZ7IQF1AwcWF[/MEDIA]

 
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I don't think so. Generally, it should scale with the device and dimensions of the post container.
 

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