Demo Page
Demo: Flexible Shortcode Placement
This demo page shows how the SCS RadioDJ Core can be placed anywhere on your WordPress website using simple shortcodes.
Each example below demonstrates how the same shortcodes adapt to different layouts, columns, and page structures – without needing any code changes.
Recently Played (Column Layout)
This example shows the Recently Played list placed inside a column alongside regular content.
This layout works well for sidebars, split layouts, or dashboard-style pages where space is limited using limits [ scs_recently_played limit=”4″ ]
Praise
Only You
Shades Of Rhythm
Sweet Sensation
Clout
Substitue
Recently Played – Full Width
Here the same shortcode is placed full width, making it ideal for dedicated pages where you want to display a longer list of tracks.
Praise
Only You
Shades Of Rhythm
Sweet Sensation
Clout
Substitue
UB40
Cherry Oh Baby
Top Requested
Displays the most requested tracks from your listeners. [ scs_top_requested limit=”4″ ]
Jaki Graham
Breaking Away
Huey Lewis & The News
Stuck With You
ABBA
Does Your Mother Know
ABBA
Knowing Me, Knowing You
Flexible Layouts
Shortcodes can be mixed with regular content and placed side by side without breaking your site layout.
This makes it easy to build custom radio pages that match your theme and branding.
Queen
Radio Ga Ga
Eurythmics
Sweet Dreams
Huey Lewis & The News
Stuck With You
Upcoming Tracks
Shows what’s coming up next in your RadioDJ playlist. using limits [ scs_upcoming limit=”3″ ]
Listener Requests Demo
This example demonstrates a complete request setup using live search and the request browser. These elements can be placed on their own page or integrated into existing layouts.
Request behaviour is fully configurable from the SCS RadioDJ Settings page.
- Hourly request limits
- Daily request limits
- Request cooldown times
These controls help prevent request spam while keeping the system fair and enjoyable for listeners.
Top Requested Song
Jaki Graham
Breaking Away
As shown above, the SCS RadioDJ Core shortcodes can be placed anywhere on your WordPress site – full width, inside columns, or alongside regular content.
Layout is handled by your WordPress theme, while behaviour and limits are managed centrally from the SCS RadioDJ Settings page.
This flexibility allows you to build clean, professional radio pages without needing to edit theme files or write custom code.