Random Gallery
Random Gallery lets you display a different subset of your images every time your page is refreshed. Just tell it which ones you want it to pick from and how many you want to show at a time. The Basics Random Gallery works with an old fashioned shortcode. You specify the pool of images with the ids or category parameter. Then you specify how many you want to show with the shownum parameter. Here’s an example of the ids method: [random-gallery ids='101,102,103,104,105' shownum='3'] Note there are five images in the list but only three will be shown at a time. And here is an example of the category method: [random-gallery category='myCategory' shownum='3'] Random Gallery can handle the ordinary Gallery shortcode parameters columns, size, and link: [random-gallery category='myCategory' shownum='3' columns='1' size='medium' link='none'] You can put shortcodes in all kinds of blocks, but it’s best to use the shortcode widget. ids method details The ids parameter is the list of images you want to draw from. To build up the list, you need the numbers that WordPress assigns to each of your images. There are plugins that let you see these numbers directly in the Media Library. Try searching the plugins directory for “reveal ids”. Otherwise, you can find them manually: open up your Media Library click on a photo the Attachment Details will pop up the URL in your address bar will look like this: https://www.example.com/wp-admin/upload.php?item=101 take the number at the end of the URL (in this case 101) and add that number to ids repeat this process for each photo you want to include category method By default, categories are not available in the Media Library. However, there are plugins that will enable them. Try searching the plugins directory for “media library categories”. Once you have categories enabled, you can create a category, add images to it, and specify it in the shortcode by name. Curly Quotes Issue One tricky thing to watch out for is curly quotation marks. WordPress likes to replace straight quotes (') with curly quotes (‘). This is usually a good thing, but Random Gallery can only handle straight quotes. The easiest and best way to make sure you’re only using straight quotes is to put your shortcode in a shortcode widget, then re-type all the quotes directly in the widget. Thanks I hope Random Gallery works for you. If you have any trouble, just shoot me an email. Thanks!
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Require & Limit Categories, Tags, Featured Image and taxonomies
[ ✅ 𝐒𝐄𝐂𝐔𝐑𝐄 𝐏𝐋𝐔𝐆𝐈𝐍𝐒 b𝓎 𝒫𝓊𝓋𝑜𝓍] : • Revised for security to be reliable and free of vulnerability holes. • Efficient, not to add any extra load/slowness to site. • Don’t collect private data. Plugin Description Force dashboard users to select chosen fields during publishing. You can force users to insert/choose category, tag (or specific taxonomy) or Featured Image (a.k.a. thumbnails) when they publish any post. You can also limit maximum allowed tags/categories to be chosen. Programatical hooks: to change the $args passed to javascript handler: add_filter(“rtict_javascript_object”, “your_func”); function your_func($args) { … } to change the javascript handler’s error-output callback, define this in global JS scope: function rtict_error_handler(args) { // … console.log(args); } Available Options See all available options and their description on plugin’s settings page.
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