This tutorial will show you how to customise the CSS style of the title and description of the lightbox created with the plugin Wonder Lightbox. It will also show you how to create web links, link to an email address and a phone number in the caption.
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How to add Streamable videos to WordPress Gallery
This tutorial will guide you how to add Streamable videos to a WordPress video gallery by using the plugin Wonder Gallery.
There are two steps in this tutorial:
- Step 1 - Copy Streamable video embed URL
- Step 2 - Add Streamable video to a WordPress Gallery
How to open Google Maps in WordPress Lightbox
This tutorial will guide you how to open Google Maps in WordPress lightbox by using the premium plugin Wonder Lightbox. You can download the trial version from the plugin homepage, make sure it works for you before upgrading to the Pro version.
How to Create a WordPress Self-Hosted Video Gallery
This tutorial will show you how to create a WordPress self-hosted video gallery and add it to a WordPress post or page.
You can add the video files which are hosted on your own web server and create a video gallery in a few minutes.
There are 3 steps in this tutorial:
- Step 1 - Install Wonder Gallery
- Step 2 - Create a WordPress Video Gallery
- Step 3 - Add WordPress Self-hosted Video Gallery to WordPress Page
How to Create a WordPress YouTube Grid Gallery
This tutorial will show you how to create a WordPress YouTube grid gallery and add it to a WordPress post or page.
You can add YouTube videos one by one, or add a YouTube playlist to create a WordPress YouTube playlist grid gallery. The WordPress YouTube playlist grid gallery will automatically and dynamically retrieve videos from the YouTube playlist and update itself when the playlist changes.
There are 4 steps in this tutorial:
- Step 1 - Install Wonder Grid Gallery
- Step 2 - Create a WordPress YouTube Grid Gallery
- Step 3 - Create a WordPress YouTube Playlist Grid Gallery
- Step 4 - Add WordPress YouTube Grid Gallery to WordPress page
How to Create a WordPress Gallery with Category Filter
This tutorial will show you how to create a WordPress gallery with category filter.
You can add image, YouTube, YouTube playlist, Vimeo, Dailymotion, HTML5 video, Iframe video and WordPress posts to the gallery, even import a whole folder. Then you can define multiple categories, add category buttons or selection to the gallery and create a WordPress gallery with category filter.
You can check the demo created with this tutorial at
- WordPress Gallery with Category Filter
- WordPress Vertical Gallery with Category Dropdown Filter
Click the textlink above the thumbnails to filter categories.
Click the top right dropdown buttons to filter categories.
This tutorial creates a WordPress gallery with thumbnails, if you want to create a WordPress grid gallery, you can view the tutorial How to Create a WordPress Grid Gallery with Categories.
There are five steps in this tutorial:
- Step 1 - Install Wonder Gallery
- Step 2 - Create categories
- Step 3 - Add Images and Videos to the WordPress gallery
- Step 4 - Show category filter buttons or selection
- Step 5 - Publish the WordPress gallery and add the gallery shortcode to the WordPress post or page
How to add a close lightbox link in the WordPress lightbox popup
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In the lightbox created with Wonder Lightbox, there is a close button on the top right corner of the popup.
But in some cases, if you use the lightbox to open a div, you may want to add an extra close lightbox link to the div content, or you may want to add the link to the title if you open an image lightbox or video lightbox.
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YouTube Playlist Gallery and YouTube API Quota Limit
By using Wonder Gallery and Wonder Carousel, you can easily create a YouTube playlist gallery or YouTube playlist carousel.
One issue about YouTube playlist is that the YouTube Data API has a daily quota limit. The default daily quota is 10,000 units per day. You can view the following page for more information: YouTube API Quota Usage.
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How to open a specified tab on page load when clicking a link by using tab slug
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When opening a webpage that contains tabs created with the plugin Wonder Tabs, it will open the first tab by default.
You can add a URL query string tabid to the URL to open a tab on page load. The tabid starts from 0 . For example, the following URL will open the 3rd tab on page load:
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How to specify the start and end time of an audio in WordPress audio player by using URL parameters or query strings
This tutorial will guide you how to specify the start and end time of an audio in the audio player created with Wonder Audio Player by using URL parameters or URL query strings.
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