Anchor Episodes Index (Spotify for Podcasters)
This plugin appends an episode index to the anchor.fm podcast player. Currently, the only available embed for the anchor.fm player is for a single episode. This plugin allows you to add your entire episode index, just the same as you have on your anchor.fm site. Simply input your site and RSS URL’s on the settings page and add the shortcode to any page or post. Email me here for suggestions and feedback. Announcements Anchor Episodes Index Pro is available now! Learn more here Usage Firstly, install and activate Anchor Episodes Index (this plugin). Once activated, go to the settings and fill out the Anchor Site URL and Anchor RSS URL fields (be sure to add the URL’s without a “/” at the end, otherwise it will not work). Then copy the shortcode you’ll see on the settings page and paste it in any page or post. If you want to add multiple different podcasts on the site, you can define the RSS and Site URL’s as shortcode attributes instead of on the settings page. Note, you cannot currently output more than one player on one page. Shortcode examples Uses values set in the settings page: [anchor_episodes] Overrides values set on the settings page: [anchor_episodes site_url=”https://anchor.fm/your-podcast” rss_url=”https://anchor.fm/s/123456-your-key/podcast/rss” max_episodes=”10″]
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Liza Widget For Spotify and Elementor
Liza Widget For Spotify and Elementor is the easiest way to embed Spotify content directly inside the Elementor Page Builder or the Gutenberg block editor. No shortcodes, no coding — just drag, drop, and connect your Spotify account. Why Liza Spotify Widget? Works instantly — authorize once via the settings page and use the widgets in Elementor or Gutenberg. Elementor AND Gutenberg — every widget is also available as a native block with live preview, so Elementor is no longer required. Podcast Episodes widget — show the latest episodes of any Spotify podcast, automatically kept up to date. Real-time Spotify Profile widget — show your Spotify profile with live API data. Beautiful by default — a fully redesigned widget look with a consistent design system, and full color/typography controls when you want to make it your own. Clean, lightweight output — no build tools, no bloat, just fast responsive widgets your visitors will love. Features Spotify Embed widget — embed any track, album, playlist, artist, episode, or show Spotify Podcast Episodes widget — list the latest episodes of any podcast with cover art, artwork, descriptions, dates, and durations in a list or grid layout Spotify Profile widget — display your connected Spotify profile with real-time data Native Gutenberg blocks for every widget with live preview in the editor — no Elementor required Redesigned widget styling with accent color, background, text color, radius, and typography controls One-click Spotify account authorization inside WordPress admin, with a guided setup wizard Smart caching so your pages stay fast and API limits are never a problem Works with any theme How to get started Install and activate the plugin. Go to Liza Spotify → Settings and authorize your Spotify account. Add a widget in Elementor (search “Spotify” in the widget panel) or insert a block in Gutenberg (look for the “Spotify Widgets” category). 📹 Watch the setup tutorial Built with love by RuthlessWP / Nikusha Sirbiladze. External Services This plugin connects to the following external services: Spotify API Used to fetch and display music, playlists, albums, artist information, and podcast episodes. Data sent: Search queries, artist/playlist/track/show IDs, and (when authorized) your Spotify account token. When: Whenever a widget requests or refreshes Spotify content. Spotify Developer Terms of Service Spotify Privacy Policy Freemius Used for license management, plugin updates, and optional usage analytics. Data sent: Site URL, WordPress version, plugin version, PHP version, and (only if opted in) email address. When: On plugin activation, updates, or deactivation. Freemius Terms of Service Freemius Privacy Policy
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