Hello,
To display an attachment image, please try [content field="image"] or [field image]. For thumbnails, you can add: size="thumbnail".
The description is under the Gallery tab in the documentation – not very intuitive.. I’ll try to find a better place so it can be found easier.
Come to think of it, the code you wrote makes sense, to use just [content] for an attachment image. I’ll add that functionality in the next update, so it displays the image by default when in an attachment loop.
Sorry for the late reply, I was on vacation and offline for 4~5 days, unusual for me!
In the latest update, I’ve made several improvements for displaying attachments.
You can use the code just as you described, or with the new [attached] shortcode:
[attached]
[content]
[/attached]
This will display all attachment images of the current post.
The [attached] shortcode can be used inside a query loop, for example:
[loop type="post" category="special"]
[field title]
[attached]
[field thumbnail]
[/attached]
[/loop]
For details, please refer to the documentation, under Settings -> Custom Content -> Attach.
Thank you, these are working.
I’m actually trying to display links to documents attached to other pages. (The other pages are a way to organize the documents.) I’m using:
[loop type="page" id=18622]
[attached]
<a href="[field url]" target="_blank">[field title]</a>
[/attached]
[/loop]
This displays the titles correctly, but I can’t get the URL for the link. I tried [field url], [field image-url], [field attachment-url], [field attached-url]. The attachments are PDFs, not images. When I check the code nothing is getting called. What will call the URL?
Also, is there a way to get rid of the empty <p> tags between items that won’t get lost when you update templates?
You’re right, I hadn’t tested with PDF files as attachments. Please see the latest update, [field url] should now display the attachment file URL.
About unwanted <p> tags: WordPress auto-formats the content of the post editor using the wp_autop filter. This can cause unwanted <p> and <br> tags around line breaks. To prevent this, you can go to Settings -> Custom Content, and under the Settings tab, enable: Move wp_autop to after shortcodes.
After this, you can insert line breaks where needed, for example:
[loop type="page" id="18622"]
[attached]
<a href="[field url]" target="_blank">[field title]</a><br>
[/attached]
[/loop]
Please let me know if that works for you.
The update works. Using the code above + list tags. Next problems:
I can’t get more than 5 results. I tried count=all, count=100, count=10, count=-1, count =”-1″.
I can’t get orderby and order parameters to work. (Looking for title and ASC)
For both issues I tried adding the parameters to [loop] and to [attached], neither worked.
Thx, Susan
Thank you for pointing this out! Please see the latest update – now [attached] should get all attachments by default, and I added the parameters orderby and order, as well as count.
You can use [attached orderby="title"] for your purpose. I made order=”ASC” by default for titles.
