Hello @emmanuelramses
I got your question, but unfortunately didn’t fully understand it.
Could you clarify and supplement it? Then I will be happy to answer.
By the way, you can insert shortcode of Photo Gallery plugin in both ways – on your page, or on your post. In all these ways you will be able to view your gallery on the frontend.
Best ragards
I definitely should have started with how great your plugin is. I love it. I have tried A LOT of different lightboxes and galleries, but this is one of the best in my opinion. Thanks for the fast response.
I’m attempting to use the WordPress/Lightroom plugin to upload and sync photos from Lightroom on my desktop (by Adobe) straight to your plugin in WordPress. The photos will appear as a gallery in your plugin.
According to WordPress/Lightroom plugin, the only information I need is post type (the default appears to be post, correct?) and how the collection of images are stored for your plugin: “WP Gallery”, “Array in Post”, “Array in Post Meta”, “Array of (ID -> FullSize) in Post Meta”.
If anything other than “WP Gallery”, I am looking for the meta value/meta key.
As you can tell from my follow up, which is consistent with your response, I know the default “post type” is post, but that you can also add shortcode to a page. Now, just trying to figure out how the images are stored in the plugin. Thanks again.
Hello @emmanuelramses
Thank you for your feedback. We’re happy that you like the plugin and really appreciate it.
Images are stored as “WP Gallery”.
In PRO version of Photo Gallery plugin you will be able to add both – posts or pages to the gallery.
On the Post tab of gallery settings there are many different options for making your gallery perfect(http://prntscr.com/h4pqk1).
Also, you can check this article of Photo Gallery documentation.
If you didn’t mean it – please specify.
Kind regards
So to be clear, the images are stored as a WP Gallery and not a post meta array?
And, there is no custom post type created with the plugin? It is either “page” or “post” if you go Pro?
Thank you.
Hi @emmanuelramses
Yes, the images are stored as a WP Gallery.
With PRO version of Photo Gallery plugin you can add posts and pages to gallery.
Check some of examples of gallery:
Post Feed Description Gallery
Post Feed Cover Gallery
Post Feed Gallery with Slide Up
Kind regards
I understand. Thanks so much for the help!
You are welcome.
If you have any other questions, just let us know.
Best regards
