Hi guys!
I am doing a website for our music band and I would like to know if I can put .mp3 or .wav files that can be listened by clicking on the file or librairy? I want people to listen to our music examples without downloading the file.
Thanks :)
Hi guys!
I am doing a website for our music band and I would like to know if I can put .mp3 or .wav files that can be listened by clicking on the file or librairy? I want people to listen to our music examples without downloading the file.
Thanks :)
Hello John,
Thanks for choosing Nicepage!
For now, Nicepage doesn't have Audio Element, but you and use Nicepage Video Element and connect it via URL with your audio files after uploading to youtube or any trusted resource.
The other option is to add custom HTML code for the audio to the HTML element.
Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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Last edited 25 January 2023 by Support Team
Great! Thanks for the tip. I will try that.
Have a great day :)
Hi John,
We are glad that could help. Please contact us at any time if any assistance will be needed :) !
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here's a really simple way to do it - and you can host the mp3 with dropbox!
Get the URL from Dropbox (right-click and select "copy dropbox link", or if you're doing it via a browser, select the file and a "copy link" option should appear). Paste this somewhere handy. Then go to NicePage, add an html block and paste the code below into it:
<source src="https://www.dropbox.com/s/sr12lfymr051gbf/this_kiss_mix_1.mp3?raw=1" type="audio/mpeg" video.controlslist="noplaybackrate nodownload">
Whoops! Seems your browser does not support the audio element. You missed out.
</audio></center>
Make sure you delete the ?dl=0 at the end of the URL and use ?raw=1 or it won't work.
It's not exactly beautiful, but it works! In the code above, I added extra commands to remove the option to play back at different speeds and allow download. You can also change it from an MP3 to another format, I tried it with m4a but it seems some browsers can't read that format, which is why I converted my song to an MP3.
Last edited 14 February 2023 by kevin8222
Oh, wow thanks Kevin, very nice of you to do so. I will try it and let you know :)
Cheers !