Lexicon: Audio Player Particle
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Introduction
The Audio Player particle enables you to quickly and easily add embedded audio content to your page.
Here are the topics covered in this guide:
Configuration
Main Options
These options affect the main area of the particle, and not the individual items within.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Particle Name | Enter the name you would like to assign to the particle. This only appears in the back end. |
| CSS Classes | Sets any CSS class(es) you want to have apply to the particle's content. |
| Title | Enter a title for the particle. |
| Now Playing Label | Enter a label for the Now Playing section of the player. |
| Playlist Layout | Choose whether or not you wish to have a scrollbar appear in the playlist. |
| Overflow Height | Sets the overflow size (in pixels) for the playlist with the scrollbar. |
Item Options
These items make up the individual featured items in the particle.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Item Name | Designates a name for the item that appears in the back end only. |
| Artist | Enter an artist name that will be displayed with the item. |
| Track Title | Enter a title for the track. |
| Album Cover | Add cover art for the album that will be displayed along with the track in the particle. |
| Audio Source | Enables you to select an external URL, or local audio file as the audio for the track. |
| External URL | If External URL is selected as the Audio Source, this is where you enter that URL. |
| Local Audio | If Local Audio is selected as the Audio Source, this is where you enter the file's location or select it. |
The particle has local support for any audio format that can be natively embedded using HTML5. This includes: mp3, ogg, and wav.
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