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)
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.
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’ );
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.
You will need global $post to get the $post variable into the scope of that function. function doraemon_scripts() { if( is_single() ) { global $post; if (strpos($post->post_content,'[gallery’) === false){ } else { // wp_enqueue_style( … ); // wp_enqueue_script( … ); } } } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘doraemon_scripts’ ); Using the $post global outside of the Loop … Read more
That markup is created by the caption shortcode. If you look at the the source for that shortcode you will see this: // Allow plugins/themes to override the default caption template. $output = apply_filters(‘img_caption_shortcode’, ”, $attr, $content); if ( $output != ” ) return $output; That means that you can hook a function into img_caption_shortcode … Read more
The gallery is the shortcode. It is not, so far as I know, saved in any other place or in any other way than in that shortcode. You can print/process shortcodes anywhere you want with tricks like this: echo do_shortcode(”); Or this: $gallery_shortcode=”‘; print apply_filters( ‘the_content’, $gallery_shortcode ); Both from the Codex. You can see … Read more
Displaying images from your galleries is going to be labor intensive. “Galleries” are saved as shortcodes in the post body so you would need to: Query your database for posts containing a gallery shortcode Process the post content of the result set to extract the ids of the gallery images And then use those ids … Read more
First get all of the feature thumbnail ids, and then populate the gallery. Code – <?php global $wpdb; $featured_ids = $wpdb->get_col(“SELECT meta_value FROM $wpdb->postmeta WHERE meta_key=’_thumbnail_id'”); $featured_ids = array_map(‘intval’, $featured_ids); $featured_ids = array_unique($featured_ids); echo do_shortcode(”); ?>
WordPress doesn’t necessarily save a ton of gallery information in the database. Each time you upload an image ( or any media I believe ) it gets assigned to a built-in post type called simply “attachment” which gives it a unique ID. Whenever you go through the Media Library Popup and create a gallery, WordPress … Read more