Quick Setup

1. Include our script within your websites page:

   <script type="text/javascript" src="https://players.yumpu.com/hub.js"></script>

2. Provide a container you want the frontend to be placed in, give it an "id" and set the dimension. E.g.

   <div id="magazineContainer" style="width:620px; height:400px;"></div>

3. Create the Yumpu object in a script tag:

   var myYumpu = new Yumpu();

4. Create a magazine with:

   myYumpu.create_player("#magazineContainer", "17403069");

5. Create a bookshelf with:

   var collectionID = "MjG471mbwPubqNLR";
   myYumpu.create_bookshelf("magazineContainer", collectionID, "myYumpuUsername" );

Wait! What parameters are you using?

With magazines, the parameters are:

1. The "id" property of the HTML container where you want the magazine to be placed in. You can use a 's "id" with a leading "#", or you can also use "body" to use the whole page.

2. The magazines id, which you can easily get from the magazines page, e.g. http://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/17403069/faceon-online-magazin-yumpu -> it's "17403069"

3. (optional) Parameters: You can add quite a lot of custom parameters to change certain functionality, switch on/off elements, and so on. Pass them as an object, e.g. { fallback_order:"hornet,"html5","js", startpage:7, hideOuterShadows:"0", ... } You'll see more infos below.

With bookshelfs, the parameters are:

1. The "id" property of the HTML container where you want the magazine to be placed in. You can use a 's "id" with a leading "#", or you can also use "body" to use the whole page.

2. The collection id, which you get, not quite so easily yet - we have to admit, from the magazines edit page, where you create your collection. Click on EDIT at he right and choose View JSON. On top of the popup you'll get a link like http://www.yumpu.com/en/collections/json/pHTQHdSYJggwsIoN ... in that example, the collection id is "pHTQHdSYJggwsIoN "

3. (optional) Parameters: You can add some additional parameters to customize your bookshelf. You'll see more infos below.