There are a few different ways to get your values. One way is in the loop and another way is outside the loop. Here is a short code snippet that can be used to get them outside the loop ( untested ) <?php global $wp_query; $postid = $wp_query->post->ID; echo get_post_meta($postid, ‘customField’, true); ?> You will … Read more
Move your images into a Content Delivery Network (CDN) so they are external to the site. Then you can pull them into any number of sites. Look at something like Amazon S3 or Cloudflare.
Based on your comments on your question and the comment on Viruthagiri’s answer, you want to edit your documents and attachments using WordPress. I’m afraid WordPress doesn’t offer a feature to edit documents and images using their backend. The only thing I can say is to either use an FTP client (WinSCP [free] is a … Read more
I believe that attachment.php is the template for attachment pages. So you can edit existing one or create new if you have none. You can also create different templates for different mime types: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy Edit: Sorry, in a case you want to change HTML page title, you may want to use is_attachment() in header.php of … Read more
Use the Media Uploader. Press Upload Photo above the editor. See the tab “Gallery( number-of-items-attacched )” Manage / Rerrange order To delete: show an item and press Delete (it’s at below of the window)
I have used custom fields in the past to do something kinda like this. You name each custom field the same, and then in the value, give it some separation character. I used ||. Then you can do something like this: $output = array(); foreach($custom as $c) $output[] = explode(‘||’,$c); Then you’ll have an array … Read more
You could do it with jQuery fairly simply. $(“#caption”).src($(“img”).src); is psuedo code to get you thinking down the right track. Basically, loop through the images, grab the source, and apply it to the element that you want to gain the link.
did you try the image editor class hooks? try: image_editor_save_pre more information about the hooks changes: http://make.wordpress.org/core/2012/12/06/wp_image_editor-is-incoming/ http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Image_Editor
You’ll find the answer here : http://wpml.org/2011/05/new-plugin-wpml-media-translation/
It sounds like your images are linking to the image file. When you upload images, try linking them to the attachment page instead, or look for a plugin that opens image links in a lightbox. Try both solutions and see which you prefer.