Installation
Method 1 (recommended):
- Click Plugins -> Add New. The Search page will automatically appear.
- Search for “Jelly”.
- Click “Install Now” beneath the plugin title.
- In the popup, select “OK” to the question “Are you sure?”.
- After the plugin installs correctly, click “Activate Plugin”.
Method 2:
- Download the ZIP file manually from WordPress.org or directly from our site, Lumne.net.
- Click Plugins -> Add New. The search page will automatically appear.
- Click “Upload”.
- Click “Browse” or “Choose File” and navigate to where you’ve saved the ZIP file.
- Click on the ZIP file and click OK.
- Click “Install Now”.
- After the plugin installs correctly, click “Activate Plugin”.
Method 3:
- Download the ZIP file manually from WordPress.org or directly from our site, Lumne.net.
- Unzip the files to a location on your local hard drive.
- Login to your site through an FTP client, such as FileZilla.
- Navigate to /wp-content/plugins/.
- Upload the jelly folder from the local location to the plugins folder.
- Navigate to Plugins -> Installed Plugins.
- Find the Jelly plugin in the list of installed plugins.
- Click “Activate” below the title.
How to Use
Setting up Jelly:
- Click Settings -> Jelly Settings.
- Choose the length of time to display each slide and the speed of the transition between slides in milliseconds (1000 = 1 second).
- Click “New Image”.
- Use the WordPress Media Library to choose and/or upload a new image.
- Select the desired image and click “Choose Image”.
- If you would like the image to be clickable, insert a link in the box beside the thumbnail.
- To remove an image, click the black ‘X’ next to the link box.
Displaying Jelly on a page/post:
To display ony the first image, insert the shortcode [jelly]. To display multiple images with a sliding transition, include the “active” keyword: [jelly active].
Inserting Jelly in a template:
Use the function do_shortcode with the argument ‘[jelly]’ for a static image, or ‘[jelly active]’ for multiple images with a sliding transition.
I.e. php do_shortcode(‘[jelly active]’); ?>