Many of you paid attention to one nice distinctive feature of some websites – radio receivers by means of which it is possible to listen to Internet broadcasts of various radio stations. You can also add good mood on the personal website or the blog. It, certainly, will draw attention of visitors of the blog, your friends, acquaintances, just interested persons, and it is possible, and buyers on your website.
It is required to you
- A large number of web designers and just fans would like to install to themselves on the website the player. But, unfortunately, not everyone knows how such online the radio-tuner can be added. The algorithm of creation of the page of radio on the website depends on on what engine the website is made. Let's try to understand, how exactly it is possible to install radio on the website in the Ucoz system.
Instruction
1. First of all, in any searcher you enter request of "online radio". You open a page on which radio necessary to you, in the browser with the source code is lost. Look for where the tuner is registered, to be exact – its code (for example, <! - Venta Radio-> <center> <br> ….). You copy it.
2. Now it is necessary to create a page under the name, for example, of Radio. You come into the website Control panel – Main – you select Management of design – then Global blocks (or other option of settings if the website has other zone and the engine). Also you add the block. This page is also your tuner. You insert the copied code and you click to save.
3. You come in the Editor of pages – you select Management of design. You select that page on which you are going to place radio. You find its code and you replace the word Friends with "The name of radio station" And "$Global_Friends$" for "$ Global_Radio$".
4. You copy this changed code and you insert it into that place of the page where the block of radio should be displayed. You save the turned-out template.
5. You visit the page where should play radio now. Here you will see result of the work and will be able to enjoy favourite music now.