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In the tutorial Use the Space Key to Play or Pause the WordPress Audio Player, we learned how to use the space key to control the audio player. However, on touch devices, there isn't a keyboard available. This tutorial will guide you on how to play or pause the WordPress audio player on touch devices by double-tapping the webpage in mobile web browsers. This tutorial also provides code to support double-click on regular desktop and laptop computers.
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In the Wonder Audio Player plugin, you can easily create a player with download buttons in the playlist. When clicking the button, it will download the audio file that is being played.
However, in some cases, you may want to download a different file than what is being played. For example, you might want to download a PDF script file or a larger WAV file instead of the smaller MP3 file. This tutorial will guide you on how to do it.
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This tutorial will guide you on how to enable the space key to play or pause the WordPress audio player created with Wonder Audio Player. It will also provide the code to use the left arrow key for playing the previous track and the right arrow key for playing the next track.
This tutorial will guide you how to add your own buttons to play/pause/rewind/fast forward a WordPress audio player created with the plugin Wonder Audio Player.
If the audio player has a playlist, the tutorial will also guide you how to add buttons to play a specific song in the playlist or switch to the previous or next song.
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You can use the Wonder Audio Player plugin to create a single button WordPress Audio Player, and you may want to display the audio player and text in one line.
This seems like an easy task, but in fact, it's quite difficult. The reason is that text is normally added to the webpage as a paragraph <P></P>, whereas the audio players are rendered as DIV blocks <DIV></DIV>, and a paragraph cannot contain block-level elements. If you simply add them to one line, they will break into multiple lines on the front page.
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This tutorial will guide you how to use the Wonder Audio Player JavaScript API to get the current song information and display it in a separate div on the same webpage.
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This tutorial will guide you how to add a different image to each audio in the WordPress audio player track list.
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Wonder Audio Player is an easy to use WordPress plugin that can help you create mp3 players for your WordPress sites.
To create a WordPress audio player, in the plugin, step 1, you can add mp3 files to the playlist, the plugin will build the player and provide you with the shortcode. You can then add the player shortcode to a WordPress post or page.
In some cases, for example, you have tens or even hundreds of mp3 files, instead of creating a player for each mp3 file, you may want to only create one player and reuse the same player for all mp3 files.
This tutorial will guide you how to create a player, then reuse it for all other mp3 files.
This tutorial will guide you how to add time marks to a WordPress audio player created with the plugin Wonder Audio Player. When clicking on the time mark, the player will jump to the specified time and start playing.
The tutorial will also guide you how to add play, pause, rewind and forward buttons to the player.
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This tutorial will guide you how to create a RTL layout WordPress audio player by using the plugin Wonder Audio Player.
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