About this block

Video Playlist Queue turns a short series into one bingeable unit. The left column is the featured player: a placeholder poster, a primary play disc that scales gently on hover, and a caption line pairing the current episode title with a part count. The right column is a numbered up next queue where each row carries a thumbnail, a title, and either its duration or a highlighted now playing state.

The queue is one array of part, title, duration, and a playing flag. The flagged row picks up the tinted background and the now playing label, so moving the highlight is a one field change. Swap the Placeholder art for real frames and point each row href at the matching episode when you wire it to a player.

When to use

Reach for this block when your video content is a sequence rather than a single film, a crash course, an onboarding series, or a multi part customer story. The queue makes the length legible up front and invites the next click the moment one clip ends. For a single hero video use video-player-split instead, and for a browsable index reach for video-grid-thumbnails.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Heroes whose promise the series then unpacks step by step

After

• Feature sections for viewers who want the written version
• CTAs catching intent after the last part

What you can display

One strong use is a four part product crash course. Other queues:

• Onboarding series. Setup broken into short parts so new users watch in the order they act.
• Customer journey. One story told across episodes, each covering a different stage of the result.
• Course module. The lessons of a single module with durations building toward a signup.

Tip: keep the queue to four or five parts and show honest durations, a series people can finish beats one they abandon.