David Henry

<p>Updated to fix issues with newer versions of PHP. This little widget will display your posts from all or selected categories in a horizonal or vertical format, you can select a few options on what you’d like to show and set the width, height etc. This is a first release so we welcome feedback. If you’d like us to customise it for your site, let us know.</p>
<p>UPDATE | Bug fix release</p>


Newstastic Post Slider

A quick way to display your recent posts on any page with a slider for paging.

Justin DoCanto

<p>A simple widget that displays your Spotify activity on your site. Powered by Spotify’s built-in ‘Last.fm Scrobble’ functionality.</p>
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<p>Once setup, the songs you play on your Spotify app are instantly viewable on your site for your users to see! Each line displays the song’s artist, song title & how long it’s been since you started listening to it. If a song is still playing it will display “Currently Playing” instead of displaying the time since it was played.<br />
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<h4>Easy to Setup</h4>
<p>This plugin requires no extra software to be installed on the device you’re playing music from. Once you activate it on WordPress and enter your Last.fm username, anything you play will be displayed via the widget.<br />
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<h4>It’s Lightweight!</h4>
<p>Although this plugin is ~5kb in size, only ~2kb is used on the front-end to display your recent activity. The remaining code is used to register the plugin & create/process the widget options. Translation? This is a very small script and won’t even dent your load time.<br />
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<h4>This plugin uses Spotify’s ‘Last.fm Scrobbling’</h4>
<p>Because Spotify does not currently have an API to see your latest activity, this plugin uses Spotify’s “Last.fm Scrobbling” feature as a workaround. This means a Last.fm account is required for it to work. If you don’t have a Last.fm account, have no fear, as creating one takes approx. 15 seconds and it’s free!<br />
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<h4>Demo</h4>
<p>See a demo of what the widget look’s like to users, <a href="http://www.justindocanto.com/blog/using-the-golden-ratio-in-website-typography" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a> or on the ‘Screenshots’ tab. See what the widget’s settings look like, on the ‘Screenshots’ tab as well.</p>
<h4>Instructions</h4>
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<li>If you don’t have one already, <a href="http://www.last.fm/join" rel="nofollow ugc">Sign-up</a> for a Last.fm account.</li>
<li>In your Spotify app’s <a href="config" rel="nofollow ugc">preferences</a>, enable last.fm scrobbling & enter your last.fm login info</li>
<li>In your WordPress admin area, under “Appearance” > “Widgets” area, drag & drop the “Latest Spotify Activity” widget to the desired sidebar location</li>
<li>In the “Lastest Spotify Activity” widget settings, enter your last.fm user name and choose how many songs to display. Don’t forget to press save!</li>
<li>You’re done! Get back to listening to music!</li>
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<h4>Support</h4>
<p>Questions? Bugs? Suggestions? E-mail support@justindocanto.com or tweet <a href="http://www.twitter.com/justindocanto" rel="nofollow ugc">@justindocanto</a> and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.</p>


Latest Spotify Activity

A simple widget that displays your Spotify activity on your site. Powered by Spotify's built-in 'Last.fm Scrobble' functionality.

Newstastic Post Slider vs Latest Spotify Activity