Changeset 700467
- Timestamp:
- 04/19/2013 08:01:15 PM (11 years ago)
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- custom-thumbnails/trunk
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custom-thumbnails/trunk/readme.txt
r74434 r700467 4 4 Requires at least: 2.5 5 5 Tested up to: 2.6 6 Stable tag: 1.0.16 Stable tag: 7 7 8 8 Create custom thumbnails for images and other media. … … 10 10 == Description == 11 11 12 Adds a field to items in your media library, letting you set an image to act as a thumbnail for another item. For example, you can upload a PDF, a video, an audio file, or anything else, then upload a small image to serve as a thumbnail for your media.12 . 13 13 14 == Installation ==15 1. Unzip and copy the files to your plugins directory.16 1. Activate the plugin.17 18 == Frequently Asked Questions ==19 20 = How do I create a custom thumbnail? =21 22 1. Upload your media item.23 1. Upload your thumbnail image.24 1. Set your media item as the "Parent Image" in the properties for the thumbnail image.25 26 = How do I insert my thumbnail into a post? =27 28 1. While editing a post/page, click the icon to add a media item.29 1. Choose the Gallery or Media Library tab, as appropriate.30 1. Click the "Show" link for the item you want to add to your post/page.31 1. Choose "Thumbnail" for the size option (for images) or the "Display" option (for other media).32 1. Click "Insert into Post" to add the thumbnail, plus the usual link and caption, if applicable.33 34 Note: For non-image media, you also have the option of adding an icon. This will use one of the default icons provided with WordPress, unless your theme supplies alternative icons.35 36 = Does the plugin work with the `[gallery]` shortcode? =37 38 The `[gallery]` shortcode will work normally, using your custom thumbnails where available. The included `[gallery]` shortcode does not include non-image media in your gallery. To customize this, use the `post_gallery` filter to create your own gallery code.
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