doclalor

I discovered the same. So just following here . . .

Sure!

These are just examples:

• From the page for the Lingzhi_mushroom, I’d like to embed the infobox below the #biota infobox.
• From the page for Amanita flavorubens, I’d like to embed the infobox below the #biota infobox.

These sections aren’t #-anchored, but maybe it’s possible.

I appreciate your checking into this!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by doclalor.

Okay, thanks much. And double-thanks for the search feature on your Google Photos API interface!

Same. Interested, too, chiming in for notification if there’s relevant follow-up (like if there’s an easy-fix plugin conflict or something).

Thank you for the reply!

I am not inserting images one-by-one. I am trying to write code in the template to automatically display whatever images are attached to posts. (Is that wrong-headed?)

So while I’m generating that code in my template, I have:

$images_html = "[mla_gallery main_size='full' tile_size='full' link='post' style='random' layout='masonry']";

And I tried adding a parameter to wrap the caption in <p>-tags, like maybe:

‘caption='<p>{+caption+}, {+description+}</p>’;

↑ Obviously THAT didn’t work. But will something else?

Does that make sense of what I’m attempting?

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I like your idea of working with the Masonry layout across the site, for uniformity of experience. Here’s my shortcode:

[mla_gallery main_size='full' tile_size='full' link='post' style='random' layout='masonry' mla_caption='<p>{+title+}, {+caption+}, {+description+}</p>']

But that raises an issue, too, as it makes it hard to style captions. Is there a way to specify tags in which captions can be enclosed? As it is, here is the HTML it generates:

<div class="photonic-photo-title photonic-title">
   <a class="photonic-launch-gallery launch-gallery-imagelightbox imagelightbox" rel="lightbox-photonic-wp-stream-1" href="https://mycomeditations.net/tii-content/uploads/sites/2/2019/08/Hyphal-Tip.jpg.jpg" title="" data-title="<a href='https://mycomeditations.net/pulsed-growth-of-fungal-hyphal-tips/hyphal-tip-jpg/' >
   &quot;Hyphal tip,&quot; by <a href=&quot;https://www.flickr.com/people/47353092@N00&quot;>AJC1</a>.</a>" data-photonic-media-type="image" data-photonic-deep="gallery[photonic-wp-stream-1]/3251/">"Hyphal tip," by </a><a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/47353092@N00" title="">AJC1</a>.
</div>

It would be great to be able to wrap the caption itself in <p>-tags (and specify a class). Also, because there’s already an -tag in the caption (e.g., on this page), there’s an embedded within the scope of an , breaking the line, too.

Thanks for your help ironing out my gallery issue!

I have this, which works! But is perhaps inelegant:

$image_caption = get_post(get_post_thumbnail_id())->post_excerpt;
$img_src = wp_get_attachment_image_url(get_post_thumbnail_id(),'full');
$img_link = get_attachment_link( get_post_thumbnail_id() );
$output_html = '<div class="blah"><a href="'. $img_link .'"><img src="'.$img_src.'" /></a><p>' . $image_caption . '</p></div>';

I appreciate any suggested improvements.

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Thank you! You are right.

I’m sorry to bother you with the follow-up, as it’s beyond the scope of your plugin. But in case you’re willing to help further, I’m looking, then, for an existing WordPress function that will output (1) the image (2) with a link (3) to the attachment page AND (4) the caption. I’ve pieced together some of that (see below), but there must be a better way.

Here are the functions what I’ve tinkered with (I must not be hitting the right one):

wp_get_attachment_image( ); 
get_post(get_post_thumbnail_id())->post_excerpt;
wp_get_attachment_image( 'thumbnail' ); 
wp_get_attachment_url('get_the_ID()');
get_attachment_link($attachment->ID); 
get_attachment_link( get_post_thumbnail_id() );
the_post_thumbnail()
$img_link = get_attachment_link( get_post_thumbnail_id() );

and much, much more . . . and nonsense like:

<a href="'. get_attachment_link( get_post_thumbnail_id() ) . '">' . get_the_post_thumbnail(get_the_ID(),'full') . '</a><br /><p>' . get_post(get_post_thumbnail_id())->post_excerpt . '</p>

Thank you for any help identifying an existing WordPress function (or appropriate combination of functions) that will output (1) the image (2) with a link (3) to the attachment page AND will also output (4) the caption!

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I didn’t get stuck either.

But – ouch! – what I didn’t know was that to get the click-through, I had to click AT THE BOTTOM of the lightbox!

Sorry about that, and thank YOU for helping!

The top layout.

The style of the lightbox I see when clicking one of the images changes every time I select a different “Inbuilt Lightbox librar[y]” to use on https://{mysite}/wp-admin/admin.php?page=photonic-options-manager

Thanks for taking a look!

I’ve tried many Lightboxes, but right now I’m using “Image Lightbox.” Here’s a sample page:

https://{my-site}/flammulina-velutipes/

(Because the site is under development, I’ll re-password protect it after hearing from you.)

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by doclalor.

Thanks, that makes sense. I’ve also tried links in lightboxes without success. Might I be missing a parameter? I can only get my lightbox clicks just advance to the next gallery image.

I have main_size='full' so right-click and “Open in new tab” provides access to the image. But I am hoping a click will do it.

Thanks for any further guidance you might be able to offer. If none, thanks for a cool plugin!

Once I removed my redundant matches (duh: ‘mycorrhiza’ matches inside ‘mycorrhizae’,’mycorrhizas’, not to mention with ‘mycorrhiza’ itself!) and added your call, it works!

Thanks for your help!

Yes, [wiki base="NARY" title="myco-" section="English"]'múkēs'[/wiki] does the trick!

Many thanks.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by doclalor.

That made the difference, John! Once I unchecked all but the deepest subcategory, everything worked as imagined. Thank you.

It’s a little ironic because I was using a plugin to auto-check parent categories during category assignment. I though, “How helpful . . .” Actually, in this case, not!

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