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I figured it out. This can be done with a single module and standard WP functionality. In the post, click on the left side, there is a create gallery link there. For them to display more nicely, use the https://wordpress.org/plugins/jquery-colorbox/ plugin. That’s it. It was so simple stupid that I could not imagine it could … Read more

You shouldn’t edit the parent theme to add functionality instead use child theme. To convert default wordpress gallery to your custom image gallery ( in your case carousel ), you can use jQuery.

this usually happens because lightbox gets appended to every image . It would look like this in the source code <IMG src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/66237/your image” rel=lightbox”> You need to add a gallery name to the gallery so that it looks like this <IMG src=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/66237/your image” rel=”lightbox[gallery1]”>

Betty, It doesn’t look like the plugin you are using supports zooming in an image. This means that you would have to modify the plugin, or add another plugin that would modify the images that are being loaded by the lightbox plugin. Here’s a link to a pretty neat jquery plugin to zooming images: Jquery … Read more

Pick up a copy of Advanced Custom Fields along with the Gallery Field add-on and you should be able to customize on-page galleries to your heart’s content. Just loop through the gallery and output the code to drive whatever JS based output solution you are pondering.

I guess you should use get_post_gallery_images function, this is example from documentation below function pw_show_gallery_image_urls( $content ) { global $post; // Only do this on singular items if( ! is_singular() ) return $content; // Make sure the post has a gallery in it if( ! has_shortcode( $post->post_content, ‘gallery’ ) ) return $content; // Retrieve the … Read more