Hi Marco, 

Unfortunately, the Sonaar MP3 Player plugin does not currently have this feature. However, you're not alone in requesting it, and there's a possibility that it may be considered for development in the future. Unfortunately, at this time, we don't have any recommended workarounds for your needs.

If you have any other questions or need further assistance, please let me know.

Hi Marco,
This should work is the file url has the same domain name. Is it the case?

The behavior you described is expected and is a security feature implemented by web browsers.

If you want to enable downloading from a different domain, you would need to configure the server hosting the file to send the appropriate HTTP headers, specifically the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header, allowing cross-origin requests. However, keep in mind that enabling cross-origin downloads should be done carefully and only when necessary, considering the security implications it may have.

Alternatively, if you have control over the server hosting the webpage, you could proxy the file download through your own domain. In this case, the download link would point to your domain, which would then retrieve the file from the other domain and serve it to the user.

Hi Marco, 
No, it is not possible, but you can use the url with parameters to open the page with pre-set.
When we are using a filter, the url changes.

Hi, 
Please go to wp-admin>mp3 player>settings>General
And select "Dynamic waveform" as the wave type

May I have the url?

I presume you are playing a mp3 file from another server. May I have a mp3 file url?

The issue is probably caused by a CORS Policy from the mp3 hosting. Please provide the mp3 file url if you planing to use the same mp3 server.

I confirm we have a CORS Policy issue here.

Here the error message I can see through the browser consol when it s playing the mp3 file:

Access to audio at 'https://sixtyseven.fra1.digitaloceanspaces.com/Basi_mixeep/arpfromthespace-preview.mp3' from origin 'https://mp3-player.local' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.

To fix this issue, please read solutions from this article: https://sonaar.io/docs/audio-not-playing-read-this/
This article is about another issue caused by the same CORS policy.

Hi Marco, 

Yes. 
To add a download button to a track, please edit the playlist past and add a call to action button with the download icon

And to remove the Player download button, go to the page bottom and revome the external links button

If your all talking about the continuous player, yes, this is possible. 
Please go to wp-admin>settings>sticky player

Hi Marco, 

The sticky player always display track Call to Action.

To add them you can use this custom css code:


#sonaar-player .store {
display: none !important;
}

Please go to wp-admin>appearance>customise site>additional CSS

Hi,

Nothing change probably because the track titles area take to much space. Are you still working offline? Are you able to share an URL? 

To reduce the space allow to the track title, please go to wp-admin>appearance>customize site>additional css.
And add this code:

@media screen and (max-width: 767px) {
:root {
  --srp-global-column-title-width: 50px;
}
}


Please let me know how it goes.

Hi Marco,

You are right, the responsive column width doesn't work. We will remove the icon here. It should not be there.

You should be able to set the column width effectively without the responsive option. A JS script will hide columns when there is insufficient space.