• Resolved Taufan

    (@taufanxxx)


    Hi David,
    I hope everything is fine.

    I have another question.
    How to make a gallery of 10 images, with 1 row and 10 columns with horizontal scroll.
    My English is not very good, but I hope this sample gif image can explain it:

    https://prnt.sc/1vrfra2
    That is the mobile view of the Tokopedia com website
    I’m not sure this can be done, but at least I asked.

    This is my shortcode:

    [mla_gallery attachment_category="indonesia" numberposts=10 columns=10 rows=1]

    I know “row” is an invalid shortcode in mla_gallery.
    Actually, I don’t know what I’m doing ??

    Thank you for your answers.
    ??

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  • Plugin Author David Lingren

    (@dglingren)

    Thanks for your question and for posting the link to an example of what you would like to implement.

    Scrolling behavior like that in your example is usually performed by some combination of PHP, HTML/CSS and JavaScript supplied by a “carousel” or “slider” plugin or theme function. A search of the WordPress Repository for “carousel” returns 51 pages of candidates for you to explore.

    MLA does not have any native support for these effects but you may be able to use the “Support for Other Gallery-generating Shortcodes” to use MLA doe data selection and another plugin to generate the gallery display. The alternative plugin must have a shortcode similar to [mla_gallery] that accepts a parameter with a list of Media Library item ID values to populate the gallery. If you find a plugin you like I can have a look to see if it will work with MLA.

    I regret the news is not better, but I am marking this topic resolved simply because your question has been answered. Please post an update if you need help making MLA work with another carousel/slider plugin. Thanks for your continued interest in MLA.

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