I don’t think this is possible in Gutenberg for the gallery block. There still isn’t a unified way to modify these types of settings for blocks either (the panel, typically on the right-side of a desktop screen, is collectively called the Inspector Controls)
Uploaded images are already posts, a gallery is just a list of post IDs with some display options In WordPress, when you upload an image it creates a post of type attachment, and these posts have URLs, templates, etc If you just link the gallery items to their attachment page rather than the media file … Read more
The reason they are curving is because they have a border-radius set to 5px. Go to Elementors edit gallery then click on the “style” tab and you should see border-radius there. Edit this to be “0 0 0 0” and it will make your corners straight.
Gutenberg is applying a flex-grow: 1; to the items, which allow it to fill the space. You override this by pasting the following into your css. .blocks-gallery-grid .blocks-gallery-image, .blocks-gallery-grid .blocks-gallery-item, .wp-block-gallery .blocks-gallery-image, .wp-block-gallery .blocks-gallery-item { flex-grow: 0; } Ideally, you do this in your theme, but if you urgently need this up, or if you … Read more
Yes, that is Core behavior. The Post Editor saves whatever alt text, caption, and title you use while editing a specific Post/Page/CPT into its post content, in HTML if you are using the Classic Editor, or in Image block attributes if you are using the Block Editor. One workaround is to always upload media directly … Read more
This is kinda dirty, but I can’t find a better hook: function add_content_hash( $link ) { $link = str_replace(“‘ title=””, “#content” title=””, $link); return $link; } add_filter( “wp_get_attachment_link’, ‘add_content_hash’ );
TimThumb is enough of a resource drain on a non-network install; I can only imagine how much more of a resource drain it would be on a network install. Rather than trying to make TimThumb work on your network install, why not just use the core Post Thumbnail functionality? TimThumb is absolutely unnecessary in WordPress.
welcome to WordPress Stack Exchange! Personally I don’t like most of the gallery plugins out there, they’re either too bloated or don’t utilize the attachment/gallery functionality. I would use Jcarousel and jquery thickbox together – this you’ll have to have an understanding of implementing jquery and using enqueue_script. After that there are two ways to … Read more
Even after listening to the podcast this morning where Joel and Jeff talk about how “Fix my Code” questions are too localized to benefit the community and serve no purpose to anyone but the op, I’m going to try and answer this in a way that will be useful and beneficial to other weary WordPressors … Read more
There is no way to limit the gallery query in the shortcode_gallery function. However, you can get the child attachments of a post using the following. $attachments = get_children( array(‘post_parent’ => $post->id, ‘post_status’ => ‘inherit’, ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘post_mime_type’ => ‘image’, ‘order’ => $order, ‘orderby’ => $orderby, ‘numberposts’ => 5) ); You will need to … Read more