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  • Plugin Author Eliot Akira

    (@miyarakira)

    It would depend on how those tags are stored. You can see under Dashboard -> Content, and check what taxonomy or fields are available for media attachments. Probably the tags are stored as taxonomy.

    So, if you can find the taxonomy name/slug, I would use [loop type="attachment" tag="tag_name"] to find images.

    Hmm..now that I think about it, it may not be straight-forward to display them with the loop. I’ll look into this, a small update might be necessary to make it simpler.

    Thread Starter stephaniezara

    (@stephaniezara)

    I tried the code above and it didn’t work. Please let me know if that becomes available! I don’t know really what “taxonomy” means, so I don’t know if there’s anything else I should be looking for. =)

    Thread Starter stephaniezara

    (@stephaniezara)

    Just to clarify… should I have [content] in the loop, or something else? I also tried `[field image]
    and
    [field thumbnail]`

    Thread Starter stephaniezara

    (@stephaniezara)

    Hi Eliot, just letting you know that I worked out a different way to accomplish what I wanted. This is the best plug-in ever, though, even for a novice like me. Filling my site up with content is going to be SO easy because of it! When I am able to, I will absolutely donate. This is the first plug-in that’s inspired me to do that!

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