Gallery Just Better Usage and samples
As it is a shortcode:
- From the admin wp page->Posts/Pages->Add New or Edit, select HTML in the entry form and enter [galleryjb]
- Attach one or more images to the post or define a PostID attribute which has attachements i.e.: [galleryjb postid=123]
- There are no mandatory attributes. As it is, it will shows the attached images if any is present in the current post.
- Optional attributes are all those you can see in wp 3.0.4 native gallery plus:
- link: besides “file” (= images are linked to imagefile) and the default null string (= images are linked to the attachment’s permalink) already present in wp gallery, there is now “null” (images are not clickable/linkable) and “url” (images are linked to external URLs defined in Description).
Please note that if you choose link=”url”, the Description textbox in Media library needs to contain a url (http(s)..etc) and not a textual description. On the other hand, Description is not used by wp native [ gallery ] in any case. - target: boolean. if true linked objects open in a new/the same window, if false (default) in the same window
- author: true (default) or false whether you allow this plugin’s author footer to be displayed or not (please, say yes).
- link: besides “file” (= images are linked to imagefile) and the default null string (= images are linked to the attachment’s permalink) already present in wp gallery, there is now “null” (images are not clickable/linkable) and “url” (images are linked to external URLs defined in Description).
Examples:
- [galleryjb link="null"] ==> Images are not clickable
- [galleryjb target="true"] ==> Images link to the attachment’s permalink and open up in a new page
- [galleryjb link="url" target="true"] ==> Images link to the external URLs defined in the Description textboxes in WP’s Media library. These URLs will open up in a new page.
- [galleryjb link="url"] ==> Images link to external urls defined in the Description textboxes in WP’s Media library. They will open up in the same page (as default).