• Hello,

    I struggled with this for a while – looking for the place to customize the player bar width.

    1: I went to:

    Plugins >> Editor >> wpaudio-mp3-player/wpaudio.min.js

    2: I added a CSS width attribute in all four of these places:

    ‘.wpaudio-container’:{display:’inline-block’,’font-family’:’Sans-serif’,’line-height’:1,’*display’:’inline’,zoom:1,width:’600px’}

    ‘.wpaudio-container a’:{color:_wpaudio.style.link_color,’text-decoration’:’none’,width:’600px’}

    ‘.wpaudio-container .wpaudio’:{‘font-family’:_wpaudio.style.text_font,’font-size’:_wpaudio.style.text_size,’font-weight’:_wpaudio.style.text_weight,’letter-spacing’:_wpaudio.style.text_letter_spacing,width:’600px’}

    ‘.wpaudio-bar’:{position:’relative’,margin:’2px 0 0 19px’,height:’5px’,’font-size’:’1px’,background:_wpaudio.style.bar_base_bg,width:’600px’}

    3. Save changes to wpaudio.min.js, and refresh the page you have audio files on.

    That’s it! This did the trick for me. I may have gone overkill specifying it four times, but once I got the desired result I stopped fiddling ??

    Hopefully this saves someone out there a little bit of time. It’s a nice clean audio player and it would be a shame if it was abandoned.

    Best Regards,
    Mike

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  • Hi Mike,

    I wrote to you on a different blog as well, but figured I could try here as well!

    I’m looking for a way to hide the progress bar after hitting the pause button. Am just wondering if you had any idea how to accomplish this!!

    Would be greatly appreciative of any help!

    Many thanks in advance

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