Paginate Gallery [closed]
I decided to use the NextGEN Gallery instead of the default gallery, there is a few extra steps, but it’s not too bad. Thanks, Josh
I decided to use the NextGEN Gallery instead of the default gallery, there is a few extra steps, but it’s not too bad. Thanks, Josh
What is “the plugin”? Anyhow , you need to change WP_PLUGIN_URL to wp_upload_dir in your define. You can read more here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_upload_dir
you can try this filter add_filter(‘wp_get_attachment_image_attributes’, ‘my_img_title’, 10, 2); function my_img_title($attr, $attachment = null){ $attr[‘title’] = get_post($attachment->ID)->post_title; return $attr; } It should give the the extra title attribute in the img tag. You can also use the ‘post_thumbnail_html’ filter to edit the html output. ps: here is a similar question: Display info from custom fields … Read more
add_filter( ‘wp_get_attachment_link’, ‘sant_prettyadd’, 10, 6); function sant_prettyadd ($content, $id, $size, $permalink, $icon, $text) { if ($permalink) { return $content; } $content = preg_replace(“/<a/”,”<a rel=\”prettyPhoto[slides]\””,$content,1); return $content; } Update: function sant_prettyadd checks permalink argument. if the permalink = true then it returns the content as it is. if the permalink = false then it skips to … Read more
I had a look at your links, looks like you are using Jetpack which puts all your images on the WordPress CDN. For some reason it is not working correctly. Turn it off and it shall work properly. Most likely you must have changed the image after publishing the post
Nice to see Liverpool at the top there! I’d go about this using a page template. Given that as far as I’m aware we only know the page names I’ll add it in that way. The process is this: Loop through top level pages Collect child pages as array Loop through child pages Loop through … Read more
Try the Media Library Assistant plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/media-library-assistant/ I’ve never used it, but it looks like you can bulk-edit media files’ taxonomies and filter them by whatever taxonomy you choose.
WordPress doesn’t have the innate functionality to enumerate attachments as is. Although any attached images can be viewed in the Media Library. In the Media Library, you’ll notice the list of images that are attached to a post have that attribute under the “Uploaded to” column. In that column, lets say for example an image … Read more
Have a look at media_handle_sideload in source. The function within there that generates the intermediate sizes is wp_generate_attachment_metadata. If you just want to upload the file, you can use the wp_handle_sideload function directly and bypass the meta data and attachment generation.
The best way I found to solve this issue was to have PHP write the CSS styling I needed in-line. I know it is not best practice in terms of maintainability as it might be confusing to someone else coming into the project later on. However, it was a personal site so I will be … Read more