When I try to assign media tags (rendered as att. categories), and it gives me option for parent category, does it use the parent categories already created for categories/tags relating to blog post contents? My blog subjects might overlap with image subjects.

For instance, I created a category of PEOPLE for blog posts, but when labeling an image that has people in it, how does it know I’m referring to content of the image, and not the blog subject? Ultimately, I want to separate my tags for blog contents, and tags for image contents.

Trying to Move the IPTC Keywords to the WP tags. There are in the Taxonomies section 4 different types of tags: Tags, att Tags, Product Tags, Picture tags.

Is the best solution to map the IPTC keywords (replace) to all 4 taxonomies?
What is the difference between them? Which apply where?

Kind regards

Cristian

However, I am currently having to add these classifications as categories. This is because it does not seem to be possible to sort the list by Att. Tags when browsing the media library.

Am I missing something? I have looked to see how to do this task but have not found a way in the forum.

regards… Stephen

For my example, my pictures have colors registered in Att. Tags like this: “RAL 3003”. I want to make a dropdown with custom values (not generated one), and when I select one I want the gallery to be filtered with this att. tag value but also taking consideration of att tags checkboxes. I do not want the filters to cancel each other out.

Is there a way to do that ? To be honest, I have no idea how to do this and have no codes to show apart from this one:

<form id="mla-search-form" action="." method="post">
<strong>Tags</strong>
[mla_term_list taxonomy=attachment_tag use_filters=true mla_output=checklist mla_markup=custom-term-list-checklist mla_option_value="{+slug+}" show_count=true pad_counts=false ]
 
<input id="reset" name="reset" type="reset" value="Effacer" /><input id="submit" name="submit" style="float:right;" type="submit" value="Rechercher" />
</form>
 
<h3>Résultats</h3>
[mla_gallery]
attachment_tag="{+template:({+request:tax_input.attachment_tag+}|no-term-selected)+}"
tax_operator=AND
mla_markup=custom-gallery
link=download
mla_nolink_text="Aucun résultat."
[/mla_gallery]

<input id="base-image-download" style="float: right;" type="button" value="Télécharger les images sélectionnées" /><input id="base-image-clear" style="float: left;" type="button" value="Désélectionner tout" />

I have a little trouble understanding the operation of the plugin, so I came here to explain what I want to do to know if it’s possible or not, because I don’t want to spend a lot of time on something that, after all, is impossible.

I have a bunch of medias (only pictures) that have a small set of tags (Att. Tags). I would like to be able, through a gallery on a WordPress page, to filter these pictures with these tags. The tags should be displayed with checkboxes, and multiple selection should be allowed.

Is it possible to do that ? I think so because it’s “basic” but I can’t figure it out how to.

Here is what I got but multiple selection is not working, only single selection:

<form id="mla-text-form" action="." method="post" class="row">
<strong>Att. Tags</strong>
[mla_term_list taxonomy=attachment_tag mla_output=checklist mla_option_value="{+slug+}" show_count=true pad_counts=false ]
 
<input id="text-form-submit" name="text_form_submit" type="submit" value="Search" />
</form>
 
<h3>Gallery</h3>
[mla_gallery]
attachment_tag="{+template:({+request:tax_input.attachment_tag+}|no-term-selected)+}"
[/mla_gallery]

I wonder if it’s possible to have a dropdown of all availabe Att. Tags to filter MLA gallery like in wordpress admin page, in media gallery at the top (at the left of button “Terms Search”).

There is an image with the “Att. Tags” boat, water, and scotland.

If I check “terms” on the search field, and search for “boat”, the image shows up. If I do a search for “boat scotland” it returns “no media files found”.

Am I misunderstanding how this search field works? Any help would be greatly appreciated.’

Cheers

Is there a way to add tags to the image uploaded and have those tags show up in the MLA att. tags section? (at the time the code is executed, the image is already uploaded).

Thanks!

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