This plugin allows you to embed music players, video 
players, email collectors, show schedules, and all other ReverbNation 
widgets on your blog’s posts, pages, or sidebars. Embedding is done 
simply and efficiently, by the use of the <code>[reverbnation]</code> shortcode. 
You can easily generate the widget code via the Widgets section of 
your ReverbNation Control Room. Once created, simply paste it anywhere 
on your blog for instant widget action!
<h3>Syntax and currently supported options</h3>
Simply use the <code>[reverbnation]widget_url_here[/reverbnation]</code> shortcode 
where you want the widget to display.
<h3>Support</h3>
For support with the installation or use of this plugin, please email 
us at support@reverbnation.com . Also, you can leave a comment on our 
support portal at http://support.reverbnation.com .

ReverbNation Widgets

This plugin lets you embed music players, video players, tunewidgets, email collectors and other ReverbNation widgets on your wordpress blog.

skloogs

This wordpress plugin allows the display of the various ReverbNation widgets on your blog’s posts, 
pages or sidebars, simply and efficiently, by the use of the <code>[reverb]</code> markup.
IMPORTANT: 
This plugin has been handled over to the ReverbNation team. Please use the new version 
<a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/reverbnation-widgets/" rel="ugc">here</a>
<h3>About label, artist, venue fan and store IDs</h3>
For the moment, you have to find these IDs as explained hereafter. I’ll soon update the plugin so that you can 
enter directly your URL or shortname, but in the meantime you have to enter the corresponding IDs.
To find one ID, just visit your artist, label, fan, or venue page and check any of the red title 
links (Bio, New Releases, Artist Roster, About…). The link should end with a 5 or 6 digits number: that is your ID.
By default, your artist ID will be used in the widgets, and if it’s missing the label ID will be, 
or your venue ID, or your fan ID, in this order.
In the next version of this plugin, you will have the ability to fill all available IDs and 
still be able to decide which corresponding widget to display (artist, venue, label…)
Regarding the store ID, the procedure is a bit trickier, unfortunately. You will have to go to your 
ReverbNation account, look for the Store Widget (in the Widgets section), click on “Get Widget” and 
inspect the “Embed code” display: at the third visible line you will see something like userId= 
followed by a 5 digits number and an ampersand (&) sign. The store ID is that 5 digits number.
I know this is a little inconvenient, but be patient: I’ll ease things as soon as possible.
<h3>Syntax and currently supported options</h3>
The plugin syntax is quite basic. Use <code>[reverb <widgets>]</code> at the right place 
you want to see the widget.
The <code><widgets></code> parameter is a comma separated list of RN widgets and their 
and possible options. The options are separated from the widget name by an <code>=</code> character and from one another by the <code>|</code> 
character. Additionally, an option can take an argument after the <code>:</code> character.
The widgets are:
<ul>
<li>tunes</li>
<li>shows</li>
<li>largeshows</li>
<li>blogshows</li>
<li>showsmap</li>
<li>player</li>
<li>miniplayer</li>
<li>microplayer</li>
<li>blogplayer</li>
<li>videos</li>
<li>fans</li>
<li>blogfans</li>
<li>streetteam</li>
<li>store</li>
<li>grabbox</li>
<li>press</li>
<li>fanexclusive</li>
<li>playerpro</li>
<li>videospro</li>
<li>showspro</li>
<li>presspro</li>
<li>fanspro</li>
<li>charts</li>
</ul>
The options are as follows:
<ul>
<li>a -> autoplay [true|false]</li>
<li>s -> shuffle [true|false] (e.g: s:true)</li>
<li>b -> blog/buzz [blog|buzz] (e.g: b:blog)</li>
<li>d -> display mode [list|details|smart] (e.g: d:smart)</li>
<li>w -> widget width (e.g.: w:300)</li>
<li>h -> widget height (e.g.: w:150)</li>
<li>sz -> widget size (overrides w and h parameters) [standard|blog|mini|micro|custom]</li>
<li>bg -> widget background color, as an hex value (6 hex digits) (e.g.: bd:e8b332)</li>
<li>tx -> widget text color, same syntax as bg</li>
<li>bd -> widget border color, same syntax as bg</li>
<li>sm -> showmap [true|false] (e.g: sm:true)</li>
<li>st -> streetteam [true|false] (e.g: st:true)</li>
<li>sk -> skin [classic|seamless|tiny|strong|electrogreen|sketched|bigbutton|bigbuttonlight] (e.g: sk:tiny)</li>
<li>wm -> widget mode [opaque|transparent] (e.g: wm:opaque)</li>
<li>P -> playlist [playlist_ID]</li>
<li>S -> song [song_ID]</li>
<li>A -> artist [artist_ID]</li>
<li>L -> label/manager [label_ID]</li>
<li>F -> fan [fan_ID]</li>
<li>V -> venue [venue_ID]</li>
</ul>
Now some examples:
<ul>
<li>
If I’d like a TuneWidget with autoplay and shuffle active and showing my buzz first, 
this would be the syntax: <code>[reverb tunes=a:true|s:true|b:buzz]</code>
</li>
<li>
Now if I’d like a ShowsWidget with a bordeaux background, yellow text and a smart display, 
I’ll use: <code>[reverb shows=bg:840a0a|tx:fffe25|d:smart]</code>
</li>
</ul>
Be careful not to mistakenly switch between options (<code>|</code>) and shares (<code>,</code>) separators!! 
The comma is used to separate different widgets. Note that having several widgets displayed 
within the same tag can lead to their unexpected display (side-by-side, or one below the other…) 
according to the stylesheet your blog is using. 
For more clarity, you can also use a space instead of or in addition to the comma. 
e.g.: [reverb blogshows=bg:e0e0e0|tx:000000, videos, tunes=s:false|a:true]
If you get a frame with just the plugin’s copyright, you probably did it wrong…
As a final note, please remember that only the tag is written to the WordPress DB, 
the presentation being made at the time the page is displayed to the users (or saved into the 
cache). So you’ll always be able to re-edit your page/post to change the options.
<h3>Support</h3>
To get support on the installation and/or use of this plugin, please comment on the 
<a href="http://tec.skloogs.com/dev/plugins/skloogs-reverb" rel="nofollow ugc">plugin page</a>. Do not send 
an email, because your problem can be someone else’s problem too, and I cannot afford 
answering each one personally, except in the comments section of the plugin page. Thanks!
Alternatively, and maybe preferably, you can become fan of this facebook page 
<a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/ReverbNation-WordPress-plugin/405263714615" rel="nofollow ugc">ReverbNation 
WordPress Plugin</a> that I’m currently maintaining.
<h3>About the author</h3>
Philippe Hilger is a french engineer, IT consultant and developer, living in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 
He’s been playing keyboards since the early 80’s as an independent musician and founded the PeerGum 
band at the end of 2009.
He’s already developed 3 plugins for WordPress: Trader, MegaSena and now ReverbNation.
Philippe also maintains several blogs: one dedicated to technology and communication and another one 
dedicated to Macs; he also builds, designs and hosts various other blogs on a WordPress MU site he 
maintains at http://www.skloogs.com. Did you know you could have your own blog there, too?
<h3>Versions Notes</h3>
<h4>Version 1.0.4</h4>
<ul>
<li>Inform your RN URL in the setup page, for the fan exclusive & grab box widgets to 
redirect properly to your RN page</li>
</ul>

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