To do that, I wrote a small script:
var blogmusic = function () { var lastContainerDone = 0; return function (music) { var musiccount = music.length, blogmusic = $(".blogmusic").eq(lastContainerDone++), header = $("<div/>").addClass("header"); header.append("<center>What I was listening to</center>"); var musiclist = $("<div/>").addClass("musiclist"); for (var i = 0; i & lt; musiccount; i += 1) { var song = music[i]; var listing = $("<div/>").addClass("listing"); var songname = $("<span/>").addClass("songname").html('<a href="' + (song.link || '#') + '" target="_blank">"' + song.name + '"</a>'); var artist = $("<span/>").addClass("artist").html('- ' + song.artist); listing.append(songname); listing.append(artist); musiclist.append(listing); } blogmusic.html(header); blogmusic.append(musiclist); }; } ();
And I invoke the script in my blog posts like such:
<div class="blogmusic"> <script> blogmusic([ { artist : 'Jerry Lee Lewis', name : 'Whole Lotta Shakin\'', link : 'http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/song/Whole_Lotta_Shakin/6325468' } ]); </script> </div>