kdosd

I can use either caption or description and would prefer to simplify the shortcode as much as possible by using a custom template.

As suggested, my custom template “dspl-captions-table now has the following:

<td class='wp-caption-text gallery-caption'>
    <img src=my-icon> <a href="{+file_url+}" target="_blank">[+caption+]</a>
  </td>

When I use this short code:
[mla_gallery post_mime_type=application/pdf attachment_category=true-lumens-reports attachment_tag=sealite-lumos link=none columns=1 order=title mla_markup=dspl-captions-table mla_target="_blank"]

I get a bad link:
http://the-file-url-for-page-I-was-on/%7B+file_url+%7D
I’m not sure I’m what parameters to set to use this correctly from the shortcode. What should that be?

It does work for me when I embed the shortcode in code tags and explicitly create the html in the shortcode – that’s a lot more complex the long run and I’d like to keep it simpler as I’m not the only person maintaining the website.

<c o d e>[mla_gallery post_parent=all post_mime_type="application/pdf" link=file size=icon attachment_category=true-lumens-reports attachment_tag=sealite-lumos mla_caption='<a href="{+file_url+}">{+description+}</a>' mla_target="_blank" columns=1 mla_markup=dspl-captions-table]
mla_caption='<a href="{+file_url+}">{+description+}</a>' mla_target="_blank" columns=1 mla_markup=dspl-captions-table]</c o d e> 

Thank you for a great plug-in!