#Fluid image grid wordpress full#

You can also use “add shortcode” button in WordPress visual editor of the page.

Copy and paste the shortcode into your post or page and Gallery by Supsystic plugin will automatically create the gallery on your page using the settings you choose above.

Over the settings of photo grid gallery you can see the shortcode.

Important! After changing the settings of WordPress gallery plugin don’t forget to click “Save” button.

Customize other image gallery settings.

Click “Show preset Editor” and choose the preset for “Load more” button or create your own.

Then on the Main tab find “Custom Buttons” option and activate it.

Set Load more amount – the images amount, which will be displayed by click on “Load more” button.

With Load more option you have such opportunities –

On the Main tab activate “Load more” option and set the configuration.

Specify the other settings of the caption.

On Captions section click ‘Choose effect’ button and select animated effect in section ‘Captions effects with icons’ – ‘Sodium Left’ effect or any you want.

Go to Caption tab and activate Icons option.

On the Main settings tab activate “Full screen width” checkbox.

Make sure that for grid gallery width is specified 100%.

Go back to the settings – click “Properties” button. Here you can attach links and video to image. If there are no images that you need, click the Upload Files tab – here you can drop files anywhere to upload or select files from your computer.

Choose images from WordPress Media Library – mark those images that you like or need.

To add images – click on “Add Images” button.

Enter the name of wordpress photo gallery and choose Vertical template.

On the left navigation menu click “New Gallery”.

#Fluid image grid wordpress full#

Having to relearn an approach with a replacement block and discover limitations, inconsistencies of feature sets to what on the surface appear the same components and lack of feature parity for existing approaches with replacement blocks is a consistent blight on the Gutenberg project.In order to create such amazing Full Width Gallery you need: I just find it a lot of wasted effort to have all this discussion around a completely different implementation when the featured image control works perfectly well in the 'Latest Posts' block and is familiar to a user since it's basically the same as an image block. This is incredibly frustrating, a waste of time, confusing and tough to explain to an end user. Rolling out a new block which is aimed at replacing blocks like 'Latest Posts' before reaching feature parity is a major pain in the ass as you keep having to relearn stuff, hit brick walls and end up at GitHub, which lets be honest, isn't somewhere your average Joe is going to want to start digging around to find out why they can't change the image size in a significant new feature.īy way of example there are now two blocks to create a grid of posts and one handles featured images better than the other provided it's a post I want to use and not a CPT or Page, if that's the case then I'll have to hard crop them all. Just to weight in here to provide some end user perspective. This ticket seems to be moving toward a path for dimension and scaling controls, which is great, but I don't want this feature to get lost if it's out of scope for this ticket. These are the sizes created via set_post_thumbnail_size() and add_image_size(). While related, I was specifically referring to the Image Size control (e.g., full, thumbnail, medium, large, custom-theme-size, etc.) and not width/height controls. I wanted to add some clarification to this since it was added to a ticket about Dimensions.

This was identified as a current pain point in the FSE experience. The only thing featured images need that is different is the option to link to the post. There is no reason this should not essentially be a variation of the Image block. The only way to get a uniform size at the moment is to pre-crop the images before uploading them to WordPress. There is no way to set the size of the image output by the Post Featured Image block. To make sure feedback isn't lost from this recent WP Tavern post, I'm sharing here as it's relevant to the discussion above: