To enable sticky player, go to wp-admin > mp3 player > settings > sticky player and select playlist post in the first option (Load Sticky Player on your website)
Auto-play audio when your page loads is now banned by most desktop and mobile browsers including Chrome and Safari. This is what we call a "Auto-Play Policy". To play audio in a web browser, the user has to interact with the page before audio can play. Interactions is something like clicking a menu, a button, scroll down the page, etc.
The closest thing you can do is to automatically fire the sticky footer player when the page load and then, users will have to click play. To do it, edit your page and select your playlist in the Music dropdown. See screenshot: https://d.pr/i/ouq7Ay
hello,
I want to add a player on the homepage, but I don't see a tutorial.
Hi,
See our tutorials here https://sonaar.io/docs/mp3-audio-player/
Thanks,
Max from the Sonaar.io Crew
I want the kind at the bottom of the global, I don't know how to set the .
To enable sticky player, go to wp-admin > mp3 player > settings > sticky player and select playlist post in the first option (Load Sticky Player on your website)
Thanks,
Max from the Sonaar.io Crew
Hello, How should I modify the player style?
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It doesn't seem to be compatible with my theme.
You can modify the sticky footer player in WP-Admin > MP3 Player > Settings
What does not work or does not seems compatible exactly? Can you send me a screenshot ?
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Max from the Sonaar.io Crew
Not compatible with my theme.
Hi,
add this to your custom CSS (in WP-Admin > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS):
This will make the sticky player fullwidth.
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Max from the Sonaar.io Crew
You can also move your red arrows up when the sticky player is activated with:
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Max from the Sonaar.io Crew
okay, thanks.
Does it control autoplay?
Open the page to play music automatically.
Auto-play audio when your page loads is now banned by most desktop and mobile browsers including Chrome and Safari. This is what we call a "Auto-Play Policy". To play audio in a web browser, the user has to interact with the page before audio can play. Interactions is something like clicking a menu, a button, scroll down the page, etc.
The closest thing you can do is to automatically fire the sticky footer player when the page load and then, users will have to click play. To do it, edit your page and select your playlist in the Music dropdown. See screenshot: https://d.pr/i/ouq7Ay
You can read more about the Chrome browser policy here: https://www.theoplayer.com/blog/chrome-autoplay-policy-what-you-need-to-know
Thanks,
Max from the Sonaar.io Crew