Spotify users on Mac can download the new Spotify app for desktop from the Spotify website or use Spotify in the browser through. With a new dropdown menu in the top-right corner, Spotify desktop app users can edit Queue and view Recently played. It's easier than ever to edit and customize playlists, and there's a new embedded search bar for quickly locating new songs and podcast episodes to add. Find your embed code in the Spotify desktop app: Go to the artist profile, album, song, playlist, or podcast you want to share and click the 3 dots next to it. Users can now start a radio session for any song or artist using the "." menu. An embedded Spotify player lets fans instantly find and listen to your music on your website. There's a redesigned Home experience, search has been relocated to the left side of the navigation page, and listener profile pages feature top artists and tracks. Using the desktop app and then switching to the web player will feel like a seamless experience now that the two share the same general design.
If there has been a change on Spotify's end, but a change needs to be made on WordPress's end to compensate for that, can you please provide details on what needs to be done? Then I can open a ticket with WordPress instead to have this fixed there.Spotify today announced that it has overhauled its desktop app and web player with an "improved look and feel" that offers design parity and also makes both the app and the web experience easier to use.Īccording to Spotify, it took "months" of tests, research, and user feedback to develop the new, cleaner design that's simpler while also offering all of the useful features from the desktop app.
The regex used there should cover both the web and desktop versions of the Playlist URL as far as I can tell, and there has been no recent changes on WordPress's end in this regard, so has there been a change in the URL structure or in oEmbed implementation itself on Spotify's end that would cause the one URL not to work? The only "announcement" I'm aware of of oEmbed support being added to Spotify is this Twitter thread.Īs per the instructions there and the Spotify section on, the WordPress code contains the following to implement oEmbed support on that software: Stream music from Spotify directly on your Wix site Showcase your favorite tracks and public and private playlists Search for Spotify content by artist, album. Trying to embed the web app URL leads to the URL being displayed, rather than the embedded player which appears if the desktop app URL is used. However, it works perfectly if the playlist URL is copied from the desktop and mobile apps (tested with MacOS and Android apps). It seems playlist embeds if the playlist URL is copied from the web player does not work on the WordPress CMS. Not sure if this is the correct place, but I can't find any documentation on regarding your oEmbed support.
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