A Bandcamp Player embedded into a post/page
With this plugin you can easily embed a Bandcamp Player into your website using a widget, an editor shortcode or both.
You can choose which type of layout you want to use and the colors for background and links for each single player.
You can also embed more players just typing different album/track IDs using commas to separate them.
More details here.
Embedding a Bandcamp Player into a post/page using a shortcode
Adding a Bandcamp Player widget
Comments on: "WP Bandcamp – WordPress Bandcamp Plugin" (19)
my theme (manifest) doesn’t support widgets and i can’t find ANYWHERE simple instructions on how to embed the player into a post or page.. please please please can you tell me where to find the ‘shortcode’.
hi, when you’re editing the content of your post or page, in your advanced editor you can find a button (BC) which opens a window that lets you can configure and insert the player shortcode into the post content
Hello , very nice and useful plugin , but i don’t know why , it don’t works on Opera…….. ???? Have you got any idea for this problem ?
hi, which kind of problem does it have on Opera?
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One of my client required me to put a Banc Camp player on his website… I visited the Band Camp site and tried to found this plug-in player there but couldn’t find… but I find it here on your site…. its looking cool..
Thank you to share it here.. it made my life easy….
Keep up good work.
how do I get the ID for album or tracks to include in the widget and short code . . .
@musbkc I had the same problem! Couldn’t find the album ID! I finally located it by looking at the source code for the artist I wanted to promote. Just right click on the album page and choose “view page source” then look near the top for this code:
meta property=”og:video”
content=”http://bandcamp.com/EmbeddedPlayer.swf/size=venti/album=2286977500/”
The album id is right there at the end. Hope this helps!
@bardsart
Thanks for the explanation. You can also find it clicking on the “share/embed” button on the album page on the Bandcamp site and then choosing one of the 2 WordPress option. You’ll find the ID into the code box.
I know that’s a bit tricky but I’ll try to figure out something to simplify this process in the future.
Hi, is there a way of having one singular player, with a tracklist containing tracks from many different releases?
hi mark,
I’m sorry but I think that Bandcamp doesn’t support this feature
Yep, it doesn’t work on Opera (11.51). The plugin doesn’t appear.
Hello, the plugin does not seem to be working on WordPress 3.3.1. Is this a error with everyone or is this just my problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Hello, what kind of problem do you have? Because the plugin has always worked. Btw the officiale page for the plugin is here:
http://longjohndesign.blogspot.com/2011/01/wp-bandcamp-wordpress-bandcamp-plugin.html
I copy and pasted it in my post but its not working. Here is a copy of the link.
http://thespacehaven.com/lets-get-s-a-u-c-y/
It doesn’t work because you have copy and pasted the code for the WordPress.com website. The plugin doesn’t support that format because it was written before the introduction of that feature on the Bandcamp website.
The right way to use this plugin is by entering the code using the button “BC” that you can find in the post text editor and providing the required data (the album ID is 1953291587).
Let me know if you still have problems
Perfect. It worked. Thanks
You wrote a plugin to copy and paste the code that you can copy and paste from your Bandcamp page? Are there really people who can’t do that but you expect them to view source code, find the album ID and paste that into your widget? After of course you install the advanced menu plugin so you can see your widget in the first place.