Using 'Tiled Mosaic'

  • Resolved Mike Matenkosky

    (@hikinmike)


    11 years, 9 months ago

    Hi David! Trying to help out a friend with his site. I (we) were trying to display the “Tiled Gallery” (Tiled Mosaic) from Jetpack, but it doesn’t seem to work.

    [mla_gallery type=”rectangular” orderby=”rand” columns=”5″ attachment_tag=”att-tag-yosemite” mla_caption=”{+title+}” mla_link_href=”{+link_url+}&attachment_category={+query:attachment_category+}&attachment_tag={+query:attachment_tag+}”]

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/media-library-assistant/

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  • Plugin Author David Lingren

    (@dglingren)

    To access the Jetpack galleries you need to use MLA’s Support for Other Gallery-generating Shortcodes. Have a look at this part of the Documentation:

    For example, if you want to select images using the MLA Att. Category taxonomy but want to display a “Tiled Mosaic” gallery, you can code:

    [mla_gallery attachment_category=vegetable tax_operator="NOT IN" mla_alt_shortcode=gallery type="rectangular" mla_alt_ids_name=include]

    This example selects all the images that are “NOT IN” the Att. Category “vegetable”. The selected images are passed to the [gallery] shortcode in an “include” parameter, along with the “type=rectangular” parameter. The result is as if you had coded:

    [gallery include="1,2,3" type="rectangular"]

    In the above example, the mla_alt_ids_name=include parameter isn’t really necessary, since the [gallery] shortcode accepts the “ids” parameter. It was included in the example just to show how the “mla_alt_ids_name” might be used for some other shortcode that requires a different name for the parameter.

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