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Building a Playlist with HTML & Javascript: A quick coding example
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In HTML you can easily embed audio and videos using the <audio> and <video> elements.
However, if you want to create a custom audio playlist with controls, you can use JavaScript to enhance the functionality.
Below is a simple example of how to create a custom audio player with a playlist.
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When all of this is put together then you should see something like what I have at the top of this page!
Robert Whitney
Thing Breaker, Stuff Fixer, and S#!t Sorter
xnite, real name Robert Whitney, is a self-taught computer programmer with a passion for technology. His primary focus is on secure, reliable, and efficient software development that scales to meet the needs of the modern web. Robert has been writing since 2010 and has had contributions published in magazines such as 2600: The Hacker Quarterly. His background in technology & information security allows him to bring a unique perspective to his writing. Robert's work has also been cited in scientific reports, such as "Future Casting Influence Capability in Online Social Networks: Fake Accounts and the Evolution of the Shadow Economy" by Matthew Duncan, DRDC Toronto Research Centre.
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