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Hi again -- This is more of a question than an issue. In the original Yahoo Media Player, the player would start out "closed" by default (so there was only an arrow in the bottom left corner of the page.) If you clicked on the play button for an audio file in a page, the player would automatically "open" and start playing. The jplayer-jukebox seems to stay closed if it is closed and you click a play button for an audio file. Is there any way to replicate the functionality of the original YMP so that the player automatically opens? Or if it's possible for this to be an option?

The main concern is that a user may not recognize the player is there / available if it is closed and consequently not see all the great jplayer playback options.

Love the player -- know very little about programming though! Thanks!
Chris

I add the album art's path to data-image but it cannot be displayed. Then I found that the demo page cannot show the image too.

Hi -- this is an awesome replacement player! Thanks for your efforts.

We just noticed something when testing it out. For some reason, browser keyboard shortcuts such as Command-F and Command-S do not work when you load a page containing the player. Sometimes, opening or closing the player (if it's floating) will allow these keyboard shortcuts to temporarily resume functionality. If the player is pinned to the bottom, it seems the functionality never works.

We are testing on Mac computers (10.11) using Chrome and Safari.

I have the player in "hidden" mode:

<script type="text/javascript">   
   $(document).ready(function(){
      // Initialize jPlayerJukebox
      var jpjb = new jPlayerJukebox({
         'jukeboxOptions': {
        'viewState': 'hidden',
        'autoAdvance': '',
         }
      });
   });
</script>

Hidden mode works on wide screens, however, in Chome, FF and Android mobile (haven't checked further) the player appears in small screens at the bottom of the screen. How can I make player invisible in all devices?
Thanks in advance.