How can I stop a video from playing after closing a modal that contains it in Webflow? The current custom code, `$('#modal-video')[0].pause();`, doesn't seem to work. Thanks!

You're trying to stop a video from playing after closing a modal, but your current code ($('#modal-video')[0].pause();) likely targets the element incorrectly or doesn't account for iframe-based embeds like YouTube.

1. Identify Video Type (HTML5 vs Embedded)

• If your video is an HTML5 <video> element, the pause() method can work.
• If you're using an embedded video (e.g., from YouTube or Vimeo), you cannot pause it directly using .pause()—you’ll need to reset the iframe src or use the appropriate API.

2. For HTML5 <video> Element

• Ensure the element has the correct ID or class and is a valid <video> tag.

• Use this code:

• Example jQuery: $('#modal-video').get(0).pause();

• To ensure it resets as well:
  ```js
  var video = $('#modal-video').get(0);
  video.pause();
  video.currentTime = 0;
  ```

3. For YouTube or Vimeo Embed

• The pause() method does not work on iframe embeds directly.

• A simple workaround: remove and re-add the iframe on modal close to stop playback.

• Modify the iframe's src attribute like this:
  ```js
  var iframe = $('#modal-video');
  var src = iframe.attr('src');
  iframe.attr('src', '');
  iframe.attr('src', src);
  ```

• Or, only remove the src on close, and restore when the modal opens.

4. Apply on Modal Close

• Make sure this code runs when the modal is closed—for example, tied to a close button or display: none change.
• Example:
  ```js
  $('.modal-close').on('click', function() {
  var iframe = $('#modal-video');
  var src = iframe.attr('src');
  iframe.attr('src', '');
  iframe.attr('src', src);
  });
  ```

Summary

To stop a video after closing a modal:

• For HTML5 video, use .pause() and currentTime = 0.
• For embedded iframes, reset the src attribute.
• Ensure you're triggering the code when the modal actually closes.

Let me know if you're using a specific video provider—YouTube, Vimeo, or HTML5—so I can refine this further.