btrammel

Same issue in Chrome (latest version). I think the only way around it is by creating a whole other playlist with a completely different name, which I can’t do because these are the names of my client’s albums.

Here’s hoping the developer will respond soon. We’re ready to launch but they don’t want to launch until the tracks are ordered correctly.

I actually sold my client on this player before testing in all versions of IE. Now I’m regretting it. She’s not happy about it not working, and I look like a fool because I didn’t do my full research.

I’m all for developers putting their widgets online for all to use, of course, but I feel like I talked my client into paying for a broken product. On top of that, the developers won’t respond to emails or this thread. It’s frustrating. Especially when you say you’re going to “look into it and report back.”

Where’s the report?!

Not working on IE 7 either. Any update on this string?

never mind – i just taught myself some new code and was able to fix this on my own.

my apologies – you need the info below, it appears:

WordPress version: 3.5.1
Plugin version: i just downloaded today
Link to my site: armik.com/wordpress1/bio (that’s a page the player is living on, currently)

I expected the plugin to do this: the plugin is fine – it’s the css i’m having an issue with, in particular setting the width of .ttw-music-player .track-info, .ttw-music-player .player-controls

Instead it did this: again, the actual player is fine.

Here’s what I’ve tried so far: i’ve tried working from the main style.css to no avail.