First, If you're not familiar with the Ausha Smartplayer tool yet, make sure you've read the article 👉 What is the Ausha Smartplayer? 👈
Customize Your Smartplayer
From your Ausha account, go to Communication > Smartplayer. There, you can adjust the look and features of your player.
Choose the Content
Select whether the player should feature your entire show, a specific episode, or a playlist.
By default, the player will display the most recent episode and update automatically with new releases.
Enable Display other episodes of this show to allow browsing within the player.
Enable Allow navigation between shows to allow switching between your different shows.
Customize the Design
Button Color: Select a custom color for the Play button, progress bar, and episode title.
Start Time: Use the “Start at” option to begin playback at a specific timestamp.
Format: Choose between Automatic (responsive), Horizontal, or Vertical layout. The automatic option adapts to all screen sizes.
Dark Mode: Switch to a black background for better visibility on dark-themed sites. Be sure your button color contrasts well in this mode
Add Custom Call-to-Actions
You can add personalized buttons that link to external pages—ideal for promoting your website, newsletter, or social profiles.
These buttons appear when the listener pauses an episode and are set up in Communication > Settings > Call-to-actions.
Get the Embed Code
To embed the Smartplayer on your site:
In your Ausha account, go to Communication > Smartplayer.
Customize your player as needed.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and locate the Code box.
Click Copy Code to copy the full HTML Iframe embed code.
Paste this code directly into your website's HTML. If you're using a no-code website builder (like Wix, Squarespace, or Webflow), look for a block labeled Code, Custom HTML, or Embed.
Important Note for WordPress Users
To embed an Iframe on a WordPress-hosted website, you must:
Be on a WordPress Business Plan.
Activate JetPack, which is available with that plan.
Without these features, WordPress will block external Iframes due to platform restrictions—this limitation is not controlled by Ausha.