The background image is applied to the <body> element, so using jQuery, all you really need to do is add a .click() handler to the $(‘dt.gallery-icon img’) element, grabbing its src attribute and applying it to the body’s background-image. EDIT: I thought this would be an interesting exercise, so here is a plugin that does … Read more
I m pretty sure Mashable is using custom plugin for that. But you try this powerful plugin to do the job: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery/
i have got quite a good solution for you, if i get you right: you want to display an upload box for a visitor at your site, enabling him to save images into the wordpress library, and have them labeled as useruploads or something. first step would be to create a form on the post … Read more
According to the document source, the site is loading scripts from the NextGen Gallery Plugin.
Create a category.php with a customized loop that doesn’t mention the comments. See Template Hierarchy: Category display for details and search or site for some examples.
This is not possible in NextGen gallery. You have to upload the image into each folder, as NextGen gallery works with file structures, not with database entries for retrieving the images.
Thumbnail functions accept a size parameter, the original size can be accessed via full : the_post_thumbnail(‘full’);
Use add_image_size(): add_image_size( ‘custom-name’, 123, 456, true ); …will create image size custom-name, with dimensions of 123x456px, hard-cropped. Edit Re this comment: Thanks for comment but honestly I got more confused!can you please let me know what is the ‘custom-name’? How I can associate this name with Gallery thumbnails? The custom-name is arbitrary. It’s whatever … Read more
It looks like you have the gallery settings pointing to the attachment pages instead of the media files directly. You can try this shortcode instead of the default if you want different sizes, you can change the size parameter to size=”thumb”, size=”medium”, size=”large” or to the image-size-name you want to use.
When you or the client add the gallery shortcode, you can add an “orderyby” option to specify the order of the images. Per the Codex page on the gallery shortcode: … will do what you’re wanting.