WordPress Audio Player plugin: how to configure the mp3 URL in the shortcode

Product:

Wonder Audio Player

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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.

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Display ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) Image in Wonder Carousel

Product:

Wonder Carousel and Wonder 3D Carousel

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You can use the Wonder Carousel and Wonder 3D Carousel plugin to create a carousel from WordPress custom post types. By default, the plugin will use the featured image of the post as the carousel image. This tutorial will guide you how to define an image custom field using ACF (Advanced Custom Fields), then show the images in the custom post types carousel.
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WordPress Lightbox and Ajax Loading

Product:

Wonder Lightbox Version 9.3 or above

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After installing the plugin Wonder Lightbox, simply adding a class wplightbox to any link will activate the lightbox effect and open the image, video, PDF or webpage in a lightbox popup.

The plugin Wonder Lightbox initialises the lightbox effect in the jQuery document ready event. But if the webpage content is loaded via Ajax (asynchronous JavaScript and XML), the wplightbox links in the content will not have a chance to be initialised and hence will not work.

This tutorial will discuss two types of Ajax loading and provide solutions for each type.

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Plugin conditional loading: how to activate and load WordPress plugins on selected pages or posts only

By default WordPress will enable all activated plugins on all WordPress posts and pages, and will load all relative CSS and JavaScript plugin files on these pages.

In some cases, you may want to only enable a plugin and load the relative files on some specific pages. For example, if your website has a gallery page, you may want to only enable the gallery plugin on this page, thus speed up the loading of other pages.
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