![]() '/assets/js/lg-gallery-plugin.js', array( 'jquery' ), '1. Wp_enqueue_script( 'lightgallery-gallery-plugin', get_template_directory_uri(). '/assets/js/lightgallery-settings.js', array( 'jquery' ), '1.1', true ) Wp_enqueue_script( 'lightgallery-settings', get_template_directory_uri(). Here is my cdn connections: wp_enqueue_script( 'lightgallery', '', array(), '1.1', 'all' ) As far as I can tell, current lg plugins are coded in typescript rather than javascript. My source code for lg currently is cdn and wordpress (using wp_enqueue_script). I also added some CSS styling that is not described here, to limit the code to what is really necessary.I am currently trying to make a custom plugin to lightgallery (2.7.0). However, you can also check the repo of my website to have a clearer view of how to do so. With this option, your source code is kept proprietary. Include CSS and Javascript files First of all add lightgallery.css in the of the document.CDN If you prefer to use a CDN you can load files via jsdelivror cdnjs Here is the jsdelivr collectionof lightGallery and its modules. License Commercial license If you want to use lightGallery to develop commercial sites, themes, projects, and applications, the Commercial license is the appropriate license. You can also directly download lightgallery from github. ![]() In this post, I tried to explain how to build a gallery with a simple example. lightGallery supports all major browsers including IE 10 and above. # Make list of tidytuesday plots I want to show in the gallery The purpose of the function below is to download a plot for a specific week in a specific year in the repo containing my plots. There are 31 other projects in the npm registry using lightgallery. Start using lightgallery in your project by running npm i lightgallery. Latest version: 2.7.1, last published: a month ago. Therefore, I created a function to make it as easy as possible for me to update the plots I want to display in the gallery. lightGallery is a feature-rich, modular JavaScript gallery plugin for building beautiful image and video galleries for the web and the mobile. I have started participating to #tidytuesday this year, and the main reason I wanted to create a gallery was to display my favorite plots. If you haven’t set up GitHub Actions yet, you can check my previous post, or check my current GitHub Actions for this site. We also have to add magick and httr in the list of packages to install. We need to add fs::dir_copy("_gallery/img", "_site/_gallery/img") in GitHub Actions so that the images are found when the gallery is built. LightGallery(document.getElementById('lightgallery')) We can just copy-paste it in an R Markdown file. ![]() We now have to add the CSS and the JavaScript code. First, I create a function to resize a single image, and I will apply it to all the images I have: Lightgallery is a lightweight, mobile-friendly Responsive Lightbox extension for displaying images in a fullscreen lightbox with unique CSS3 transitions. To automatically create these thumbnails, we can use the function image_resize() in the package magick. ![]() As we saw above, lightgallery.js also requires thumbnails in addition to full-size images. Keep in mind that Distill is (purposely) less flexible than other tools, such as Make the gallery with R Create thumbnailsįirst, store your (full-size) images in a folder, let’s say _gallery/img. This post shows how to create a gallery on a Distill website. ![]() Note: This post was originally written by Etienne Bacher and was copied here on see the original post here for a potentially updated version. ![]()
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