Coding, Music

Embedding Artist profiles, playlists, and content from Spotify in HTML

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Quick post this – turns out Spotify have added a really cool new function to their desktop application: You can now right-click any resource in Spotify (could be an artist, a playlist, a profile or a track or album) and get a link to the HTML code you need to embed it into another webpage. The link looks like this:

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The HTML is then copied to your clipboard, ready to drop into an artist webpage. Pretty cool eh? Let’s give it a spin:

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<iframe src="https://embed.spotify.com/?uri=spotify%3Aartist%3A4qsWY8X6Yq3TTVe4gn6cnL" height="300" width="300" frameborder="0"></iframe>


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  • Unknown Drummer

    OI OI SAVELOY. Do you think that phylogenetics could be handy in predicting the 7 hells that ASI is going to put us through? ie given you can know how some ANI works, what could likely come of it? come on man get yer Bayes out and save us from ‘kin SKYNET or GREY GOO, mush.

  • Well it’s certainly an interesting point you raise. I’ll get Edge to look into it.
    Adam Clayton.

    • wall of sound

      I have evolved from mere guitar to soul-uplifting, chick-enthralling, window-smashing perfection. I for one welcome our new super intelligent overlord, though they can’t touch me at the top of the energy chain.