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@malikba, I haven't tested this, but don't think there should be any problem with this.
But, what I was needed is to recognize resizing of <video> element and not it's wrapper.
But, the problem with the <video> element is that you cannot put element inside it and detect events. Everything inside <video> tag is ignored by browser (except <source>, I guess, which is not really helpful in this case).
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dtrillian commentedon Mar 7, 2017
@kopach Is it working when listening to a wrapping block of a
<video>element ?kopach commentedon Mar 7, 2017
@malikba, I haven't tested this, but don't think there should be any problem with this.
But, what I was needed is to recognize resizing of
<video>element and not it's wrapper.But, the problem with the
<video>element is that you cannot put element inside it and detect events. Everything inside<video>tag is ignored by browser (except<source>, I guess, which is not really helpful in this case).So, maybe, there is another solution for this.