Made in Europe, buy from Europe.Modula Pro · Dynamic Galleries
Turn your content into galleries
Modula builds the gallery from your own content. Point it at a post type and it pulls the featured image, the title and the excerpt from every entry. You upload nothing by hand.
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Filmed in the Modula editor. The result is a normal gallery, so you can change its layout any time.
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In the editor
From posts to a gallery in one click
Pick a post type and click one button. You get one gallery item for each post with an image.
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Open a gallery
Go to Modula → Galleries and open the one you want.
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Choose Content Galleries
Open the arrow next to Add and pick Content Galleries.
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Generate it
Pick the post type and the fields, then click Generate Gallery.
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Controls
You decide what goes where
Tell Modula which field fills each part of the gallery. After that, your posts do the work.
Match each field to your posts
Choose where the image, the title and the caption come from. Modula remembers your choices for next time.
- Image, Title and Caption each have a field
- Advanced Mode lets you type a custom field name
- Add post link to image links each photo to its post
Your gallery keeps up with your posts
Save a post of that type and its image joins the gallery. Delete the post and its image leaves.
- Generate Gallery again adds what is new
- Posts already in the gallery get updated
- You never end up with duplicates
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Frequently asked questions
Posts and pages, plus any public custom post type on your site. The dialog lists them all, so a portfolio or documentation type shows up next to the built-in ones.
Yes. When you save a post of that type, its image joins the gallery. When you delete the post, its image leaves. You can also click Generate Gallery again. Modula adds new posts and updates the ones already there, with no duplicates.
Not from this dialog. The import pulls the whole post type. After that, you remove or reorder items like in any other Modula gallery.
You choose it in the Image field, and the featured image is the usual pick. With Advanced Mode on, you can type the name of a custom field instead. That field must hold the ID of an image in your Media Library.
Yes. Dynamic Content Galleries works with Elementor, Beaver Builder, Divi and the WordPress block editor, through a shortcode or widget.
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