Yes, you can use the standard wordpress shortcode, after having attacched the images to your post. To attach images to your post, you can use the button “Upload Media”. Upload the image from your disk and the press “Save Changes”. The image will be attached to your post. Then use the gallery shortcode to insert … Read more
That depends on what you are using to display that photo album (a plugin , custom post type, built-in gallery). But if you want to remove the or display parts of your theme conditionally you can use the conditional tags for example: if your photo album is on a page with id 23 then you … Read more
If you want to exit the loop after you find an attachment, use break. // Define $programme and pull up $attachments as above $attachment_url=””; foreach ( $attachments as $attachment ) { if ($attachment->post_title == $programme) { $attachment_url = wp_get_attachment_url($attachment->ID); break; } } if ( $attachment_url ) { echo $attachment_url; } else { echo ‘/images/nontvimg.jpg’; }
It depends on the source image, aspect ratio is not magic, it must be maintained in order to lessen the proportional distortion. You best option is to upload images that will maintain the same aspect ratio. You can tweak your CSS to get a more consistent image size but be aware that doing so will … Read more
I made my own, but I only included the basic parameters. Just place this code in your theme’s functions.php file. You will need to update the path to timThumb. // [timThumb id=”123″ w=”300″] function timThumb_func( $atts ) { extract( shortcode_atts( array( ‘id’ => ”, ‘w’ => ”, ‘h’ => ”, ‘q’ => ’90’ ), $atts … Read more
There’s a PHP function, called getimagesize(), it can do what you’re looking for. For example: $url is the image url $imgsize = @getimagesize( $url ); // @ is needed to prevent error messages if ( $imgsize // is the variable is not false && $imgsize[0] > 0 // and if the img width is larger … Read more
I’m good with everything except for the removed it from the post article part. Leaving the images attached to the Post actually makes it easier to work with the images, because you can query them by post_parent. Also: what do you mean by managed the media from the post-template.php? Are you saying that you modified … Read more
You could noindex, nofollow your \wp-content\uploads\ directory?
Filter the get_theme_mod() function (wp-includes/theme.php): add_filter( ‘theme_mod_header_image’, ‘localized_header’ ); function localized_header( $img ) { // Do something awesome with the $img path. return $img; }
Try this jQuery plugin: http://www.mind-projects.it/projects/jqzoom/ If you need help in making it interact with NextGEN gallery, let me know. You ultimately need to add the script via wp_enqueue_script and then setting it to fire on the NextGEN Gallery objects. (If you do this modularly enough, you might even have the makings of a pretty decent … Read more