Link URL Possible?

@rickrob,

Currently, the plugin doesn’t support links. However, it wouldn’t be too difficult a feature to implement. So, let me propose how I think it would work and you let me know if my solution would work for your needs:

[mpress_image_refresh attachment="1,32,93,5" link_url="https://www.google.com" link_target="_blank"]

This would randomly select from one of the provided attachment image IDs and display one. Because the link_url attribute is set, it would wrap the displayed image with a link. You could also define the link_target attribute to control whether the link opens in a new window or not.

Thoughts?

Had to edit as I posted my fix at the same time as you. I used a simple
“a href” tag and it works fine.

e.g.
{a href=”https://WhateverYouWant.com/&#8221;}[mpress_image_refresh attachment=”4311, 4318, 4319″]{/a} – replace curlies with <>

However if you wanted to build it in I’m sure people wouldn’t complain.
Thanks for the quick reply!

Hi, I’m looking for the same, except that each img should have its own url…
Possible?

@iworldc,

It is absolutely possible to do, but not a feature of the plugin. It would require a bit of additional coding to get that to work.

Essentially, your images would need to have a URL field added and stored as post meta. If the data exists, then there is a filter in the plugin called mpress_image_refresh-image_html which will allow you to wrap the image with a link and provides enough context for fetching the appropriate URL stored in the database.

So, this isn’t really something I’d add to the plugin, but the plugin is flexible enough to allow you to access any pre-existing data and adjust the output. If you are interested in some custom development, I’d be glad to help.

Greetings.

I am afraid that i can not use each images with different url.
Would you be so kindly to give me an example.
Best regards.

Daniel ??

The link_url addition to the shortcode would be perfect.