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HTML5 Primer: How To Use the Audio Tag

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Simon:
:laugh:

Rodders:
Any idea of the syntax for the 'controls' attribute, Sam?  Is it simply matter of leaving it out of the code if the control isn't required?

Each Christmas I like to have a good quality festive midi toon playing softly in the background on pageload (no-repeat).  Obviously, the appearance of a control bar instead of the desired page would be pretty jolly silly.  It's a shame HTML5 is still quite some way off, as it does indeed appear to represent "the future".  It's also likely to kill me having to manually update 200+ pages from a primordial version of HTML.   :ack:

sam:

--- Quote from: Rodders on January 19, 2011, 23:42 ---Any idea of the syntax for the 'controls' attribute, Sam?  Is it simply matter of leaving it out of the code if the control isn't required?

Each Christmas I like to have a good quality festive midi toon playing softly in the background on pageload (no-repeat).  Obviously, the appearance of a control bar instead of the desired page would be pretty jolly silly.  It's a shame HTML5 is still quite some way off, as it does indeed appear to represent "the future".  It's also likely to kill me having to manually update 200+ pages from a primordial version of HTML.   :ack:


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yes, that is the case - have a go at it: http://www.w3schools.com/html5/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml5_audio_autoplay

Update 200+ - that's what php include helps fantastically with.

Rodders:
Dead brill!  Bookmarked, thanks.   8-)

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