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The link is saved as a meta field with the image, so it can only store one link per image. I’m not sure there would be a way to save multiple links per image; to my knowledge, WordPress doesn’t create a unique gallery ID or anything when a gallery is created to be able to distinguish which link goes where. But it may be added in the future if I can figure out a way to do so. In the meantime, it’s one link per image, sorry.

What if you made each user’s links custom fields, then edited the page template you’re using to display the user’s info by putting each user’s links around fixed images in the template instead?

Alternately you could upload a new copy of the images for each user, although that’s not ideal. Just some suggestions.

Marking this resolved as the poster has had no further information for several weeks.

Ah, that would be a html/browser issue – link hrefs should either start with a “/” or “./” or “../” or a folder/filename if it’s an internal link, or “http” or “https” or “//” if it’s an external link, otherwise the browser gets confused about what to do with it (it’s probably looking for a folder under your page called “www.google.com”). Glad it was a simple fix!

It looks like the custom link is being swapped in correctly, but your link is missing the class attribute that should be getting set when that happens. The class that gets added is what is used to disable the shadowbox, which why the shadowbox is still coming up. However, I’m not exactly sure how it could be failing to add the class to the link, as it’s correctly adding a target to the link, and it uses the same pattern matching to add both.

Can you try disabling your other plugins (particularly the shadowbox) to see if that affects it at all? It may be conflicting. I suspect it might be something else, but that’s a fairly easy thing to check first, and I’d need access to your admin/code to look into it further (you can contact me at info@fourlightsweb.com).

This plugin only changes links in the [gallery] shortcode – it isn’t designed to change your gallery image sizes or affect any other pages (e.g. the attachment page). In order to accomplish these things you will likely need to alter your theme settings. Also, [none] removes links from gallery images by design (added after a request from a user who didn’t want links on their gallery images).

Sorry I wasn’t able to respond sooner – it looks like your gallery’s attributes variable is named slightly differently than in WordPress core. Try adding this inside the “public function gallery($attributes){}” function, just above “extract(shortcode_atts(array(“:

$output = apply_filters('post_gallery', '', $attributes);
if ( $output != '' )
return $output;

Something like this (haven’t tested this in actual code, and may need to be tweaked depending on your theme):

<script>jQuery('.gallery-item a').attr('rel','nofollow');</script>

I’m not sure I entirely understand your setup – once you’re on a page that’s not a [gallery], it’s outside the scope of anything this plugin controls. If you’re linking to a WordPress page, you should be able to add the image to that page’s content directly with (you can put a link around a standalone image in page content without it affecting it in the gallery, or have no link at all). If you’re linking to the attachment page for the image, that’s something you’d probably have to modify in the attachment page code.