The shortcode is [ss_podcast] – open up seriously-simple-podcasting-functions.php and go to line 183 for the shortcode function that will indicate what parameters you can use. I don’t have any docs on how to use the shortcode yet so I can’t help you further than that – I’m working on docs and will have them published at some point.
Regards,
Hugh
Hugh,
Thanks of the help.
I have another question..
I notice there is no way to specify which page template is applied to the podcasts pages.
How do I tell it which template to use please?
BTW – for anyone reading this..
Here’s line 183 of seriously-simple-podcasting-functions.php
if ( ! function_exists( 'ss_podcast_shortcode' ) ) {
function ss_podcast_shortcode ( $atts, $content = null ) {
$args = (array) $atts;
$defaults = array(
'title' => '',
'content' => 'series',
'series' => '',
'echo' => false,
'size' => 100,
'link_title' => true
);
$args = shortcode_atts( $defaults, $atts );
// Make sure we return and don't echo.
$args['echo'] = false;
return ss_podcast( $args );
}
}
The podcast pages use WordPress’ built-in post type archive and single templates, so they do not use page templates. See the second question in the FAQs to find out how to customise this for your theme: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/seriously-simple-podcasting/faq/.
Hello Hugh
The plugin looks just what I want but I need to embed it in a page. I’ve looked at the above but fail to see how to add the simplest shortcode to bring up the default player. I thought this would work
[ss_podcast title=”TITLE”]
but I can’t work out where to find the title! The only thing I can find is the id of the audio in the source code: id=”audio-157-1″ but that isn’t a title…
thanks in advance
Just to reply to my own question. I had a serious misunderstanding of what the plugin shortcode was supposed to do. Sorry about that. I thought it would enable me to put a single episode on a page, not just a link to ALL the podcasts (via various intermediary pages), which is why I never tried [ss_podcast] without any parameters.
[ss_podcast] does work on its own.
However, I still want to have an individual episode on a page with other text, and not have to go through various pages to arrive at the audio.
Any help would be appreciated, Hugh – please see my email
Hi Steve,
I am working on improving the shortcodes and widgets for v2.0, but for now they are fairly limited unfortunately. You can achieve what you want using standard WordPress queries, but I can’t help you out with that as it is rather advanced support.
Also, if you have a new question, please start a new support topic – don’t add onto an old one.
Thanks,
Hugh