Last.fm Tabs
This plugin allows you to easily display your last.fm info on your blog. There are currently 7 different things to display: cover art of your latest tracks, your friends, shouts on your profile page, coverart of your loved tracks, your user info, your most listened to albums and most listened to art
This plugin allows you to easily display your last.fm info on your blog. There are currently 7 different things to display: cover art of your latest tracks, your friends, shouts on your profile page, coverart of your loved tracks, your user info, your most listened to albums and most listened to artists. All of these can independently be disabled or enabled.
Furthermore the plugin includes support of Sean Catchpole’s idTabs jQuery plugin which displays all the information in some nice looking jQuery tabs and some stylish hover effect for descriptions. See http://www.sunsean.com/idTabs/ and http://buildinternet.com/project/mosaic/ for further information.
Please let me know if there are any problems or feature requests.
Translations
A german translation is included. If you want to translate this plugin in your own language, feel free to use the provided .po-file.
Screenshots & previews.
- 01Unpack downloaded zip-file
- 02Upload the folder ‘lastfm-tabs’ to your ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
- 03Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- 04Configure your options in ‘Settings -> Last.fm options’
- 05Place the widget in your sidebar, use the shortcode or modify your template.
Frequently asked questions.
How does the shortcode work?
[lastfm tab=”albums, friends, charts, artists, info, recent, loved, shouts” count=”3″ titles=”true”]
You can use the following functions: albums, friends, charts, artists, info, recent, loved und shouts. You may combine two or more of these functions with commas. The title-parameter enables/disables output of the corresponding title for each function. Title and count are optional. If not provided, the plugin options will be used.
