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About Multi Image Metabox
This plugin allows you to upload and link multiple images to a post. You can reorder the images using drag and drop, and there are functions included to retrieve the linked images. The number of allowed images and the post types they can be used with can be customized using hooks.Screenshots
Frequently asked questions
What does the Multi Image Metabox plugin do?
This plugin adds a metabox that allows users to upload and link multiple images to a single post. Images are linked using meta_value and attachment IDs.
Can images be reordered?
Yes, linked pictures can be reordered using drag and drop functionality.
Can I customize the number of allowed pictures or post types?
Yes, the number of allowed pictures and concerned post types can be overridden using hooks. The plugin includes functions to retrieve linked pictures.
How do I set the concerned post types for the metabox?
You can set concerned post types by pasting specific code into your theme's functions.php file.
How can I set the allowed number of pictures?
You can set the allowed number of pictures by adding code to your theme's functions.php file. It's also possible to set the allowed number of pictures depending on the post type using a hook.
Changelog
1.3.4
- Solve a major bug on front end, when you want to customize number of pictures depending to the post type.
- YOU NEED TO UPDATE YOUR FILTERS “list_images”, if you’re using it…
1.3.1
- Solve a minor bug while saving menus
1.3
- Add an integer argument id for all procedurals functions to target a specific post
- Solve a bug into the get_multi_images_src() function
1.2
- Add an boolean argument thumbnail for all procedurals functions to join image post thumbnail (ID, images) at the front of the returned arrays
1.1
- Change the hook for initializing the plugin. By this way we can now assign different numbers of picts, depending to the post type.
- Debug the default sizes of get_multi_image_src()
1.0
- First version, with some hooks and functions
