hrustgurd

Thank you very much! I tried this function, but somewhere I made a mistake and looked further for other variants.
Success and health!

I find this code in foogallery.js, but I don’t know how I can print “self.items.length” at a specific location on the page.

construct: function(album, element, options){
            var self = this;
            self.album = album;
            self.$el = _is.jq(element) ? element : $(element);
            self.opt = _obj.extend({}, _.StackAlbum.Pile.defaults, options, self.$el.data());
            self.title = self.opt.title;
            self.items = self.$el.find('.fg-pile-item').map(function(i, el){
                return new _.StackAlbum.Item(self, el, { index: i });
            }).get();
            self.$cover = $('<div/>', {'class': 'fg-pile-cover'}).append(
                $('<div/>', {'class': 'fg-pile-cover-content'}).append(
                    $('<span/>', {'class': 'fg-pile-cover-title', text: self.opt.title}),
                    $('<span/>', {'class': 'fg-pile-cover-count', text: self.items.length})
                )
            );
            self.top = 0;
            self.left = 0;
            self.isExpanded = false;
        },

And I find this code, but because of “->” I can’t print on page:

<span class="fiv-count-total"><?php echo $current_foogallery->attachment_count(); ?></span>