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Gibt es die möglichkeit, in einer masonry-galerie bilder anzuzeigen, die ein spezielles wort — zb im titel, in der beschreibung, … — aufweisen, egal wo diese bilder sonst noch aufscheinen.
In der medienübersicht von wordpress funktioniert das ja auch.
Diese funktion gibt es ja auch bei der anzeige von beiträgen und portfolios über die “post tags”.
Also warum nicht auch mit photo-galerien?Ich habs mit dem plugin “Media Library Categories” versucht
kategorie-id eingetragen im text des debug-fensters
manchmal funktioniert es — manchmal nicht
Sehr seltsam!+++++++++++++
Is there a possibility to show pictures in a masonry gallery, that have a special word in the titel or the description, or whatever — that are used in other galleries, posts or pages.
This works in the wordpress media-overview.
And it works when you want to show posts or portfolios in a masonry by choosing a special “post tag”.
So why not with picture-galleries?I tried the plugin “Media Library Categories”
then wrote the categoiry-id in the text shown in the debug-window
And sometimes it works — and sometimes not. Strange!thanks & best wishes
EstherHi Esther,
We apologize for the delayed response.
Can you give us more context on this? maybe give us some steps to reproduce the things mentioned and maybe a screenshot showing the difference in output.Best regards,
NikkoHi Nikko
sorry for delay.I want to do the following:
I have many many pictures on my website and I want to create dynamic galleries.
Pictures are shown on different pages/posts/portfolios eg of different photographers.
I want to add categories or tags to the pictures to show all pictures from the wordpress-media-gallery with these attributes in one new gallery.
This works with posts, pages and portfolios that all have the same tag when I want to display them as a masonry — but I can’t find such a solution for a masonry-gallery.I tried the plugin “Media Library Categories”
this works well for organizing the media-library, but Enfold does not recognize these categories.I know this feature from next-gen-gallery (I own the professional version using it on a different website) — but the problem ist, that ngg uses its own folder-management and those pictures are not shown in the wp-media-gallery. So you often have pictures two times on the server (eg the featured images).
And, by the way, the website is running much faster when not using ngg :-)So please tell me, if there is any way to create such dynamic masonry-galleries.
thanks a lot and greetings from Vienna
EstherHi Esther,
Thanks for the clarification.
I tried to check if there’s a workaround this or maybe some tweak can done in order for this to be possible but it seems more complex and outside the scope of our support.
I believe the best way is to use the next-gen gallery plugin (though the disadvantage is what you have mentioned).Best regards,
Nikko
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