Chords and Lyrics vs WP-Spotify

This plugin assists in the creation of staffless lead sheets, also called chords sheets. It defines a [chordsandlyrics] shortcode which can be used in your post or page text. It does not require any editing of your template files. Text appearing between the [chordsandlyrics] and [/chordsandlyrics] tags will be formatted for chord symbols written in square brackets (eg. [Cmaj]) embedded inline within lyrics. It will then display the chord symbol at the same horizontal position above the lyrics. For example: [C]Oh [F]say can you see… will be reformatting using HTML table to display as C F Oh say can you see… with the C correctly positioned over “Oh” and the F positioned over “say”. The commonly used alternative is to use fixed fonts which isn’t very attractive. This syntax is similar to the that used by ChordPro/Chordii. Features: Format lead sheets, keeping chord symbols above the correct lyric. Appearance options page allows each end user to select Lyrics only or Chords And Lyrics display via their profile (user’s option page). Directions for Use Create Posts or Pages containing the [chordsandlyrics] … [/chordsandlyrics] tags. Embed chord symbols within square brackets inline with lyrics within these tags. For example: [chordsandlyrics] [C]Mary had a little lamb, [G]little lamb, [C]little lamb. [C]Mary had a little lamb whose [F]fleece was [G]white as [C]snow. [/chordsandlyrics] Note that chords can appear in the middle of lyric words.

Link Spotify tracks to your posts and pages using uri-based shortcodes. Ex. [spotify:track:2lBpN5CZ3zLyVIPejUhN6Y] Attention! At this moment you can NOT link albums, playlists or artists, just tracks.