I checked your link and can see the problem in some rogue css in http://www.rohdiamantmusic.ch/album/somewhere/ line 186 I’m not sure quite what file this is coming from – you’ve obviously done some playing around with the plugin files, but if you change the width there to .ttw-music-player{ width:540px !important; } then this will solve your problem.
Ok now to add some space below the control bar add this code to your theme css:
.ttw-music-player .player-controls {
margin: 29px 0 20px 4px !important;
}
As a general rule you should always do your customisations like this in the theme css using !important attribute to override any css in the plugin. This avoids problems when you update, because updating a plugin overwrites the previous plugin files. Make sense?
thanks, i don’t know why it was working before with my css…
now i had to add a padding to .player-controls, the bar and the controls went until the left/right border…
can you say something to my 2-disc request?
Hi Maeve
I found an easy solution for me to add multi-disc support.
Like before, I added a title named “DISC 1” with the mp3/ogg-links to “#”
This works fine, as the # is a “fake”-link
now I added this code to the file “includes/ttw-music-player.php” into the function buildPlaylist() (around line 225):
var $trackValueReset = 0;
for (var j = 0; j < myPlaylist.length; j++) {
var $track = $(markup.listItem);
//multi-disc track numbering
if('#' == myPlaylist[j].mp3)
{
$trackValueReset = j + 1;
$trackValue = 0;
$track.attr('style', 'list-style-type:none;');
}
else
{
$trackValue = j + 1 - $trackValueReset
}
$track.attr('value', $trackValue);
this looks for a file named “#” and hides the list-number for this item and sets the counter for the next title to “1”
hope you’ll add this simple workaround to a future version so i don’t have to update the file after a plugin-upgrade 🙂
simon
That’s a clever solution Simon, nice one. I’ll jot this down for consideration, but honestly I’ve never had anyone else ever ask about multi-discs – I’m guessing in the age of digital music this isn’t really a common concern. In general I feel that unless the feature is something a lot of people want it is best to keep the plugin simple, and instead make the code available in the documentation so users can add it if they want.
Thoughts?
