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  • Plugin Author pupunzi

    (@pupunzi)

    What theme are you using?
    Wordpress does not have a default to play mp3 files. It use to place a link to the media file.
    Probably you have installed a theme that includes its own player.
    If that is your case you should find out where the theme is initializing the player and comment those lines of code.

    Bye,
    Matteo

    Thread Starter Rob

    (@robwyndrydercom)

    I’m using my own theme, created with Artisteer. I notice that other web sites are having the same problem.

    Plugin Author pupunzi

    (@pupunzi)

    Can you point me to a website that has this issue?

    By default the mb.miniAudioPlayer should replace any link to mp3 files with the player; If that doesn’t happens there could be conflicts with other plugins or with the theme itself.

    Bye,
    Matteo

    Thread Starter Rob

    (@robwyndrydercom)

    Thank you.

    Chronic Vitality

    Plugin Author pupunzi

    (@pupunzi)

    Sorry but I can’t understand what is the problem… I can see the mb.miniaudioplayer correctly on that page.

    Bye,
    Matteo

    Thread Starter Rob

    (@robwyndrydercom)

    The problem is, just before the player, is a “?” which is put there by WordPress as I described originally:

    <span class="tnmp3lnk tnmp3pl" id="tnmp30"> ? </span>
    <audio class="tnmp3tg" id="tnmp30tg" preload="none"><source src="https://chronicvitality.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/MeandYou.mp3"></audio>
    <source src="https://chronicvitality.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/MeandYou.mp3">
    </audio>

    [Please post code & markup between backticks or use the code button. Your posted code may now have been permanently damaged by the forum’s parser.]

    This is HTML5 code, and nothing that I put there. If you click the “?”, it will play the same link as the one in the mb.miniaudioplayer. I have opened a ticket with Artisteer as that is what I use to generate the theme. As I mentioned before as well, I have seen many other WordPress sites that have this exact same problem — the “?” in front of the player they are using.

    You say that the mb.miniaudioplayer should replace any links, but apparently not here as something in WordPress is getting the link first and then display the “?”.

    Thread Starter Rob

    (@robwyndrydercom)

    I have discovered the problem. I had a Chrome extension called Tiny MP3 player and it was the extension that was adding the “>” player in from of the mb.miniaudioplayer.

    Thank you for an attempt to help me out!

    Plugin Author pupunzi

    (@pupunzi)

    I was sure it was something like that.

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