Sprintf is a way to use variables within a string easily. %d designates a digit and %s is any string. So think of it like this sprintf( ‘<div class=”%s”>%s</div>’, $var1, $var2 ); So for your example, you’d need something like: $output = sprintf( ‘<div class=”gallery gallery-columns-%s” itemprop=”image” itemscope itemtype=”http://schema.org/ImageGallery”>%s</div>’, $columns, $output ); The only thing … Read more
Turns out the editor was hidden using advanced custom fields plugin.
Waited a lot but couldn’t find an answer… I found the issue but doesn’t know how to resolve it. But fortunately there is a way around it. I have been using wordpress’s pre_get_posts hook to set a tax_query which looks like this: add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘homeInjector’ ); function homeInjector( $query ) { if ( $query->is_home() ) … Read more
The ‘img’ tag is built via the theme code for display on the page. So, you would have to modify the theme code to add to the img tag. Note that modifying theme code directly is not generally advised, as a theme update will overwrite your changes. “Child” themes are best used for this modification.
Assign each of those 2 galleries a div and in the css add:- .gallery-1 { width: 48%; float: left; } .gallery-2 { width: 48%; float: left; position:relative; }
Ok, so, I found this function, but it wasn’t in the codex. It came from Pippin’s Plugins, just to clarify for any future readers. It appears this function was used as a filter added onto the content, and will only run when filtering existing content, because it’s retrieving & replacing the galleries placed inside the … Read more
I will suggest using custom fields for it. List of good ones: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ https://carbonfields.net/docs/ Those custom fields provide you with an option to create a select field and you can display the gallery depending on a type chosen. Please let me know if you need further information.
I don’t like how WordPress processes the gallery shortcode. This is some slightly modified code I had that I’ve used to get the images in a gallery. In this example, the attachments (and thus their IDs) would only be available after the gallery shortcode has been processed. If you’re looking to display different HTML than … Read more
What you’re seeing is Serialized Data. WordPress does this automagically when trying to save an array or object to the database. The get_post_meta() function will unserialize the data if you pass the right parameters: $array = get_post_meta( $post->ID, // The post ID you want metadata from ‘_key_name’, // The meta key name true // Whether … Read more
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