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You would probably need to add a filter in your functions.php, something like the following:

add_filter( 'wpgcl_filter_raw_gallery_link_url', 'my_gallery_link_url_filter', 10, 3 );
function my_gallery_link_url_filter( $link, $attachment_id, $post_id ) {
    if( $link == '' )
        return '[none]';
    else
        return $link;
}

I think that should see if the custom link is blank, and if so substitute in “[none]”. If the custom link had a value, it would be used instead. I haven’t tested this code, but I think in theory it should work.

The script is actually only used on the front end primarily to disable click effects from lightboxes.

WP Gallery Custom Links requires that the images in a gallery be linked (it swaps in custom links rather than adding them). Can you confirm that your gallery is set to use “file” or “attachment” as the links on the images, and not “none”?

WP Gallery Custom Links doesn’t work with slideshows, just html-based galleries using the WordPress core [gallery] shortcode. Jetpack does use that shortcode, so it should work in most of the Jetpack layouts, but not any of the javascript-based features (ie slideshows).

Looking at your homepage link, I’m seeing what appears to be a jetpack slideshow, which would not be supported. You’re saying you also tried a standard gallery layout with linked images and it didn’t work there?

Your question is more of a core WordPress/theme question, not particular to this plugin, but you should be able to add custom css to your theme’s style.css file (or a custom css setting, if your theme has one) to style the caption text. The exact code you would need would depend on the css classes used by your theme in the gallery.

WP Gallery Custom Links only modifies the WordPress core [gallery] content – it doesn’t generate any html or css on its own, or change the layout.

Do you have a link to a page where this is happening that I could look at? Also a page with links that are tracking properly might be helpful, as well as the plugin you’re using to track them.

Do you have a link to a page where this is happening that I could look at?

This has been added as a shortcode option at the gallery level.

This plugin is designed to work with the WordPress core [gallery] shortcode specifically, which themes may or may not use if they have custom galleries. I had a copy of the Divi theme, and it looks like if you’re using the “Gallery” divi editor module, the [gallery] shortcode is not used (based on looking at the page source; it looks like all their other module code). I would suggest contacting the Divi author and seeing if they would consider integrating their custom gallery module with WP Gallery Custom Link’s data.

WordPress core supports html in captions – you should be able to add the links in yourself directly in the caption box:

<a href="https://somelink.com">Caption Text</a>

It looks like none of the images in your gallery have links – the WordPress gallery setting needs to be “file” or “attachment” for the links to be present to swap in the custom values.

This plugin is designed to work with WordPress core’s [gallery] shortcode; no integration with WooCommerce currently exists.

While multiple link urls for a single image aren’t supported, it is possible to use the custom link in one gallery, and ignore the custom links in another. Try adding this property to your gallery shortcode where you want the larger images instead of the custom links:

[gallery ignore_gallery_link_urls="true"]

and it should ignore the custom links for that gallery.

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