simon.ward

Not exactly sure what you’re asking, could you clarify a little?

Did you resolve this? I can’t reproduce this error at all.

If you’re running the shortcode in a template file, you could just check the extension before deciding whether to run the shortcode.

I’ll think about adding something to filter out non-audio urls, though tbh I’m a little reluctant as this only applies when manually writing a url, in which case I presume the admin knows what they want to do!

Hi Dana, can you post a link?

All seems to be working for me, are you still having issues?

Currently it’s not possible, but I’ll add this in the next update. It will probably be a global setting, like a checkbox on the settings page.

Hi Mike, to set the colour you should only need to click one of the droplet icons next to a colour first. Maybe it’s not working for you?

Ordering depend on how you’re using the plugin. It sounds like you are using the feature that lets you bulk play an entire folder. In this case the ordering options are by filename or upload date, in asc or desc order. These are set on the plugin’s settings page.

For arbitrary control over the playlist ordering then a different method should be used to make the playlist, for eg. you can upload to the media library and then use WP’s built-in playlist builder. Or you can write a shortcode and specify each filename.

Hello, can you post a link to the site? I’ll take a look.

My guess would be the way your server is set up to serve media. Putting your audio url directly into the address bar it doesn’t play either, instead prompts me to download the file. I think this is probably the issue.

Did you want a playlist player?
How are you adding the player shown in the image?

It’s because your theme is trying to style the player’s ul elements, these are the offending rules:

float: left;
width: 100%;

They’re being applied to all uls. I’ll try to prevent it affecting the player in the next update. For now you could add this to your theme style.css file:

body ul.ul-mjp {
float:none;
width:auto;
}

should do it.

There’s no way to do this currently.

When you enter a path on the settings page and save it, then you will see a message telling you if the path is ok and how many files are there. What is the message saying?

Hi,

the plugin uses TCPDF to create the document which has good support for html tables, but very limited support for css properties, and float is not supported at all.

So probably the easiest way to do this is to use table markup to get different content on the left and right. This thread has an example of this (ignore the fact it’s talking about html2pdf, it’s still TCPDF under the hood) :

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8776391/working-with-css-floats-in-html2pdf

Alternatively you could use TCPDF’s direct pdf methods for adding content (so avoiding the conversion step from html to pdf). There’s a good number of examples here:

https://www.tcpdf.org/examples.php

Simon

Are the tabs totally blank? It should look like this:
Screenshot

The tabs use jqueryUI to render so it may be possible another plugin is causing a conflict.

Can you deactivate any apart from the quiz tool to check if that works?