starling-replay-web-page_lightbox

This is a proof of concept plugin for WordPress to display embeded WACZ files.

shortcodes method

This plugin uses wordpress's shortcodes to embed a replayweb.page component into WordPress.

This plugin will

• enable .wacz and .warc file uploads for WordPress
• add ui.js from the CND to show replayweb.page components
• host a /replay folder with sw.js pointing to the CND and map it correctly
• reference wacz files in media library or using an external path.

Attributes

remote_url: Url to WACZ file that was not uploaded through WordPress media library

media_id: WordPress media library's id for WACZ file to display. The id is assigned by WordPress when media is uploaded. You can get this number by opening the WACZ file in WordPresses Media Library then looking at the address bar. You will see the end of the address ass id=49. In this example the media_id is 49.

height: Height of element. Default is 400px (may not work)

width: Width of element. Default is 100% (may not work)

Example:

Link to a WACZ file hosted somewhere else and set height to 100%
[wacz_lightbox_url remote_url="http://someurl.com/somefile.wacz" height="100%"]

Reference a WACZ file uploaded to WordPress and use the replay-with-info embed mode
[wacz_lightbox_url media_id="56"]

Using this plugin

Clone the repo, then place all files in folder called starling-replay-web-page. Zip the starling-replay-web-page folder so the top level of the ZIP only has this folder. Upload to WordPress's plugin section and activate.

When editing a page, add the Short Code element at the desired location. Enter the short code as described above.