Is there a way to set the .skinActive(“#fefa01”) property for the iOS player (JWplayer)

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Is there a way to set the .skinActive(“#fefa01”) property for the iOS player (JWplayer / JWConfig class) ?

https://support.jwplayer.com/customer/portal/articles/1406968-using-jw-player-skins

skin.active Active skin elements. This includes active and highlighted labels, as well scrubber time that has elapsed .

skin.inactive Skin elements that are not active. This includes scrubber time that has not yet elapsed.

skin.background The background portion of the control bar.

// iOS Config

// basic config
JWConfig *config = [JWConfig new];    
config.image = nil;
config.title = @" ";
config.controls = YES;  //default
config.repeat = NO;   //default
config.offlineMessage = NSLocalizedString(@"connection.title", nil);
//config.premiumSkin = JWPremiumSkinSeven;

//custom skin can be applied using:
config.cssSkin = @"http://urltomycustomcssfile.css";

Or is it possible to workaround this by overwriting the proper css styles using config.cssSkin ? I tried but I don't know which styles to overwrite and if this works as well.

i.e.

.jw-skin-seven .jw-progress {
    background: #fefa01;
}

@JessevanMuijden - done .. support.jwplayer.com/customer/en/portal/questions/… — Wojtek Dmyszewicz

Wojtek Dmyszewicz Wojtek Dmyszewicz · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-15T13:55:19

Unfortunately, there is currently no way to do that on the iOS SDK. JWplayer will create a feature request for a future release.

https://support.jwplayer.com/customer/en/portal/questions/16101445-is-there-a-way-to-set-active-skin-elements-ios-sdk-?new=16101445

Is there a way to set the .skinActive(“#fefa01”) property for the iOS player (JWplayer)

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