WP_Widget_Media_Gallery::__construct() WordPress Method
The WP_Widget_Media_Gallery::__construct() function sets up the Media Gallery widget. It takes two parameters: an array of options, and a WP_Widget object. The options array can contain the following keys: - 'title' - The widget title. - 'description' - The widget description. - 'width' - The width of the widget in pixels. - 'height' - The height of the widget in pixels. - 'media_type' - The type of media to show in the gallery. Currently, only 'image' is supported. - 'mime_type' - The mime type of the media to show in the gallery. For example, 'image/jpeg' or 'image/gif'. - 'orderby' - The order in which to show the images. Default is 'menu_order ASC'. The WP_Widget object is used to display the widget on the front end.
WP_Widget_Media_Gallery::__construct() #
Constructor.
Source
File: wp-includes/widgets/class-wp-widget-media-gallery.php
public function __construct() { parent::__construct( 'media_gallery', __( 'Gallery' ), array( 'description' => __( 'Displays an image gallery.' ), 'mime_type' => 'image', ) ); $this->l10n = array_merge( $this->l10n, array( 'no_media_selected' => __( 'No images selected' ), 'add_media' => _x( 'Add Images', 'label for button in the gallery widget; should not be longer than ~13 characters long' ), 'replace_media' => '', 'edit_media' => _x( 'Edit Gallery', 'label for button in the gallery widget; should not be longer than ~13 characters long' ), ) ); }
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4.9.0 | Introduced. |