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Use easy-to-use shortcodes in your posts or pages to display audio players from different platforms.
<h3>How to use this plugin</h3>
This plugin offers several shortcodes to integrate different podcasting platforms in your website. In this version we support Youtube and iVoox platforms.
<h4>iVoox(TM) shortcodes</h4>
There are two kinds of iVoox widgets: episode and program widgets.
For episode widgets, you need the episode id, which can be taken from the URL from your published episode. Use this id as follows:
<pre><code>[ivoox id="49097143"]
[ivoox id="49097143" color="#00EACD"]
</code></pre>
These are the fields that must be provided with the shortcode: 
* <code>id</code> (mandatory) field should be the identifier in the episode URL (a number). 
* <code>color</code> (optional) field is the color that substitutes the default color. In HTML format (#RRGGBB). Remember to include the #. A default color can be provided in the plugin settings page. It would be used unless this field is explicitly provided.
In case you want to keep on using the old player, use the following shortcode: 
 [ivoox-old id=”49097143″ color=”#00EACD”]
Compact and mini versions of the episode player can also be used instead:
<pre><code>[ivoox-compact id="49097143"]
[ivoox-mini id="49097143"]
</code></pre>
Color configuration is not available for these versions of the player.
If you aim to use program widgets, use the following shortcode: 
 [ivoox-program id=”313872″ color=”#00EACD”]
These are the fields that must be provided with the shortcode: 
* <code>id</code> (mandatory) field should be the identifier in the podcast URL (a number). 
* <code>color</code> (optional) field is the color that substitutes the default color. In HTML format (#RRGGBB). Remember to include the #. A default color can be provided in the plugin settings page. It would be used unless this field is explicitly provided.
<h4>Youtube shortcode</h4>
Integrate a Youtube video using its ID. Use the shortcode as follows:
<pre><code>
</code></pre>
These are the fields that can be used with the shortcode: 
* <code>id</code> (mandatory) field must be the identifier of the video that can be taken from the video URL. 
* <code>width</code> (optional) field would be the width of the player. 
* <code>height</code> (optional) field would be the height of the player. 
* <code>cookies</code>(optional) field to use privacy-enhance mode (check <a href="https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/171780?visit_id=637478635883120886-287002157&rd=1#zippy=%2Cturn-on-privacy-enhanced-mode" rel="nofollow ugc">iVoox website</a>).
If width and height are not specified, default values are 560×315. If only one of them is specified, the remaining dimension is computed using 16:9 proportion.
Cookies option is boolean. Use values true/on/yes/1 to use the standard player or false/off/no/0 to enable the enhanced mode. Enhanced mode is the default option in case it is not specified.
<h4>Other platforms</h4>
They’re about to come in upcoming versions.

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This free plugin helps to easily include 90+ custom and Podcast-specific Subscribe/Follow Buttons anywhere within your site directly via the editor or with a simple shortcode. 
The plugin supports all the major platforms like <a href="https://spotify.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Spotify</a>, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, YouTube, TuneIn, <a href="https://beamly.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Beamly</a> and dozens of others. 
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With the Podcast Subscribe Buttons plugin, you could display links to subscribe to your podcast across various external podcast platforms, those links may include regular links to your pages on external podcast platforms, direct links to RSS feeds, or URI links to open directly in an external application.
There are a few ways to add subscribe buttons with the plugin. 
First, you can use the custom block in any page/post that uses the new (“Gutenberg”) WordPress editor. 
Also, you can create new “Subscribe Button” sets via the menu that appears in your WordPress dashboard (under “Tools -> Podcast Subscribe Buttons”). Simply adjust the default display settings, add links, and display the button via a shortcode anywhere within your site. See example below: 
 [podcast_subscribe id=”1789″]
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<h3>About SecondLineThemes</h3>
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