gekow

Since I would use it on a project with multiple clients for one gallery, it would be nice to have a “by default off” option

BTW, same problem here. If I add tags in LR with special characters (eg ö like in Köln, the city where i live) they arrive at my site, and I can see them, but the image ins’t visible in the WP backend.

Bluehost is the hoster.

thinking about it …….. just curious … since you can assign a description to each tag …. would it be possibe to show that as well?

Hello David, thanks for not responding too quick. 🙂
It gave me the chance to digg a liitle more and I have come to something that works for me. I will show you, maybe you have a more elegant Idea 🙂

I created a new markup template named “headline”

Open:
<div class="mla-headline">
<h3>[+template:([+request:term_slug+]|[+term_slug+]|No Title)+]</h3>

Close:
</div>

I call it with

[mla_tag_cloud taxonomy=attachment_tag number=0 mla_link_href="{+page_url+}?term_slug={+slug+}"]

for the tag cloud and for the result:

[mla_gallery mla_markup=headline attachment_tag="{+template:({+request:term_slug+}|a-bad-term)+}"]

[mla_gallery attachment_tag="{+template:({+request:term_slug+}|a-bad-term)+}" mla_alt_shortcode=justified_image_grid orderby=date_asc last_row=flexible load_more=click load_more_text=Mehr load_more_count_text="(noch *count* Bilder)" load_more_auto_width=off load_more_limit=21]

And for the look some css

.mla-headline h3 {
	margin: 0 !important;
	text-transform: capitalize;
}

As I said, maybe there is a simple way and I must admit it was more of try and error than knowing what to do 😉

Thanks for your very good plugin and your immense support!

Georg