

Every time a page containing that instance loads, WavePlayer will include in it all the audio attachments pertaining to the listed music genres. After creating your desired music genres and associating them to your audio attachments, you can create an instance of WavePlayer specifying which music genre you want it to load. Starting from version 1.3.0, WavePlayer registers a custom music_genre taxonomy for the attachments. If the file is on a remote server, WavePlayer will create a local copy of the ID3 tags for a faster future access. If the file is on the local server, WavePlayer will access the ID3 tags information and show them in the info bar of the player. Instead of the ids parameter, you can provide a URL to an audio file through this parameter. If left blank together with the following parameter url, this instance of the WavePlayer will be hidden.

This is the only required parameter and it gets automatically populated with the IDs of the tracks selected in the Add Media frame.
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Skin = "w2-legacy | w2-evolution | inline-play | play_n_wave | thumb_n_wave | w3-standard | w3-exhibition | " Although the waveplayer shortcode with all its parameters is created automatically when adding a player in your posts, it is useful to understand its structure, especially when you need to add a player programmatically or inside an editor that doesn’t support any of the default insertion methods.
