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Genesis WordPress HTML5 Gallery Styles
Genesis and WordPress HTML5 galleries are mobile friendly, and the galleries will resize to fit the device screen. But the default styling has the images get smaller for smaller screens. This tutorial shows you how to keep larger images on smaller screens using inline-block. Note that while I’ll be using the Genesis Sample theme, this…
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Working With WordPress Native Galleries
Did you know that you can create a WordPress gallery in one post by referencing a gallery from another post or page? Well, you can. This tutorial shows you how to use a gallery from one page in a second post, and also has some tips for working with WordPress galleries. To get the most…
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Add Additional Image Sizes to Your Post Content Editor
WordPress automatically resizes images that are uploaded to the Media library using three default sizes – Thumbnail size, Medium size, and Full size. You can see the sizes of images for your theme if you click on Settings > Media. Many WordPress themes also add additional image sizes (or thumbnail images) that are used by…
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Crop Thumbnails or Featured Images in WordPress
Most newer WordPress themes have a few sizes for the Thumbnail or Featured image. This allows the image to be displayed in various sizes with a post excerpt in archive lists, recent or featured posts lists, and home page. While WordPress does a great job of automatically cropping images for the additional thumbnail sizes, you…
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Add Multi-line Captions to WordPress Galleries
You can add multi-line captions to your native WordPress galleries. This is especially useful if you are using the gallery for a staff page. For instance, you may want to have a name, position, and email address below each image, and with each of these on their own line. I’m using the Twenty Twelve theme…
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Blog Post Images in Email Sent With RSS Campaigns
Occasionally my blog post emails have a broken layout. It happened recently (April 22, 2014). You’ll notice in the screenshot below from Gmail that the email content extends past the header, the image is squashed, and there is a scroll bar because the content extends outside the window. This is not what we want. At first…
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Remove Border on WordPress Gallery Images
WordPress automatically adds a border around all gallery images with inline styles on the page from the gallery shortcode. There are a number of ways to remove the borders, if you decide you want a more subtle look for your website galleries. This tutorial shows you how to remove the borders using CSS for the…
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How to Get Larger Images in a WordPress Gallery
If your website uses WordPress image galleries, you may want to show images at a size larger than thumbnails in the gallery because the default size is rather small. There are several methods to get larger images in your WordPress galleries. Contents All About – All About WordPress Media Settings and Gallery Defaults Method 1…
