llamas612

Worked for me! Thanks.

Is there any non plugin way to accomplish this? I’m not afraid to edit php assuming that it’s not terribly complicated.

Hmm, that’s disappointing, but thanks for that Angelo.
Do you know where that “:” is being generated from? As I said, I was able to find the section in the PHP that generated the rest of the text, but can’t seem to find where the colon comes from. This isn’t a perfect solution, but it seems better than nothing.

Shawn,

The shortcode I’m using is just the standard “[powerpress]” shortcode. Nothing unique.

We are using custom channels since we have multiple podcasts, but i don’t know if that qualifies as “being connected to the player”.

If it helps at all, I dug into the php and was able to find this on line 1647 and 1648 of the powerpress.php file

if( !defined(‘POWERPRESS_LINKS_TEXT’) )
define(‘POWERPRESS_LINKS_TEXT’, __(‘Podcast’, ‘powerpress’) );

If you remove ‘Podcast’ and ‘powerpress’, it’ll remove most of it, but still won’t get rid of the colon and space that are placed after it. I don’t actually know PHP, but I figured that this was somehow connected.

Angelo,
That option might work, but I want to have the “Play in a New Window” and “Download” links to appear, so your solution isn’t the correct workaround for my situation.