This WordPress plugin enables a shortcode to add a gallery with Turtletoy turtles to your WordPress site. The gallery's content is based on a query attribute of the shortcode and will update automatically.
You can find a live demo of this plugin here.
Note:
- This is (one of) the first WordPress plugins I have ever made.
I don't want to DDoS Turtletoy, and I want a fast plugin. Therefore, a query's result will be cached for (at least) one day.
Copy the turtletoy directory into wp-content/plugins and activate the plugin in the Admin.
Add a Turtletoy-list shortcode to your post or page. If you want to create a gallery with all turtles that match the query 'turtle/browse/love/', you use:
[turtletoy-list query="turtle/browse/love/"]
You can use the following (optional) attributes:
- query - The query term.
- columns (optional, default = 2) - Number of columns of the gallery. Values 1,2,3, and 4 are supported.
- limit (optional, default = 0) - Maximum number of turtles in the gallery if limit > 0.