Custom Sidebars – Dynamic Sidebar Classic Widget Area Manager vs List MixCloud

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This plugin allowed to add MixCloud player. MixCloud is a online music streaming service that allows for the listening and distribution of radio shows, DJ mixes and podcasts, which are crowdsourced by its registered users. If you want to view podcasts from your user account or another, this plugin is for you. This plugin needs no data except the name of the user for whom you want to view the podcasts : https://www.mixcloud.com/useraccount/ No need for login, password or API code If you want show your account, you must create an account on https://www.mixcloud.com, that’s free. ShortCode [listmixcloud channel='EgliseEvangéliqueDeTOURS' widget='mini' playlist='1' mode='1' autoplay='1' style='Light' width='100%' hide_artwork='0'][/listmixcloud] None of attributes are required. Channel => Name of Channel that you want show : https://www.mixcloud.com/Channel/ | EgliseEvangéliqueDeTOURS widget => Type of MixCloud widget mini\classic\picture | mini playlist => Show title list of audio instead of list of players. Show only one player mode => Number of podcast to show. 0 to infinite, 1,2,… | 0=infinite autoplay => Play automaticaly : 1 to auto, nothing or other to | 0=no play Style => Style of MixCloud Widget : Light\Black | Light width => Width in Pixel or % of widget. For Type “Picture” widget, that’s height&width | 100% hide_artwork => Configure show of Artwork :0=show, 1=hide | 0=show Modify height of “mini” & “classic” is not implemented in this plugin, but if you have need that, ask me. Widget In your Widget Tab, add List Mixcloud Widget and modify and save form under this widget. That’s not official MixCloud plugin Cache Since 1.5, API responses are cached for 1 hour using WordPress transients (no external dependency). You can change the duration with the list_mixcloud_cache_ttl filter: add_filter( 'list_mixcloud_cache_ttl', function() { return 1800; } ); // 30 minutes