How Do I Create a Masonry Gallery in WordPress?

Creating a Masonry Gallery in WordPress is fairly straightforward. First, you’ll need to create a new WordPress gallery.

From there, you’ll need to add some Masonry support to your gallery. This can be done by editing your theme’s functions.php file and adding the following code:.

add_theme_support( ‘masonry’ );

Once you’ve added the Masonry support, you’ll need to create a Masonry gallery item. To do this, you’ll need to create a new WPBakery Page Object and add the following code:

set GalleryTitle( ‘Masonry Gallery’ ); $masonry->set Page_ Title( ‘Masonry Gallery’ ); $masonry->set slug( ‘masonry-gallery’ ); $masonry->set post_type( ‘gallery’ ); $masonry->set taxonomy( ‘category’ ); // Add Masonry Support $masonry->addItem( ‘Item 1′ , ‘Item 1′ , ‘Item 1′ ); $masonry->addItem( ‘Item 2′ , ‘Item 2′ , ‘Item 2′ ); $masonry->addItem( ‘Item 3′ , ‘Item 3′ , ‘Item 3′ ); // Add Masonry Support to the Gallery Page $masonry->addMasonry( ‘Item 1′ , array( ‘section’ => ‘left’ , ‘columns’ => 3 , ‘rows’ => 5 )); $masonry->addMasonry( ‘Item 2′ , array( ‘section’ => ‘center’ , ‘columns’ => 3 , ‘rows’ => 5 )); $masonry->addMasonry( ‘Item 3′ , array( ‘section’ => ‘center’ , ‘columns’ => 3 , ‘rows’ => 5 )); // Add Masonry Support to the Gallery Page Output $masonry->addMasonry( ‘Item 1′ , array( ‘section’ => ‘left’ , ‘columns’ => 3 , ‘rows’ => 5 )); $masonry->addMasonry( ‘Item 2′ , array( ‘section’ => ‘center’ , ‘columns’ => 3 , ‘rows’ => 5 )); $masonry->addMasonry( ‘Item 3′ , array( ‘section’ => ‘center’ , ‘columns’ => 3 , ‘rows’ => 5 )); // Add a Conclusion $masonry->addFinalItem( ‘Item 4′ , ‘Item 4′ , ‘Item 4′ ); $masonry->addFinalItem( ‘Item 5′ , ‘Item 5′ , ‘Item 5′ ); $masonry->addFinalItem( ‘Item 6′ , ‘Item 6′ , ‘Item 6′ ); $masonry->addFinalItem( ‘Item 7′ , ‘Item 7′ , ‘Item 7′ ); $masonry->addFinalItem( ‘Item 8′ , ‘Item 8′ , ‘Item 8′ ); $masonry->addFinalItem( ‘Item 9′ , ‘Item 9′ , ‘Item 9′ ); $masonry->addFinalItem( ‘Item 10′ , ‘Item 10′ , ‘Item 10′ ); // Output the Masonry Gallery $masonry->display();

Once you’ve created your Masonry gallery, you’ll need to add some Masonry support to your posts. To do this, you’ll need to add the Masonry shortcode to your posts and pages. To add the Masonry shortcode, you’ll need to add the following line to the bottom of your posts or pages:

[masonry]

Once you’ve added the Masonry shortcode, you’ll need to add a Masonry container to your posts or pages. To do this, you’ll need to add the Masonry box to your posts or pages. To add the Masonry box, you’ll need to add the following code to your posts or pages:

Once you’ve added the Masonry box, you’ll need to add some Masonry content to your posts or pages. To do this, you’ll need to add the Masonry items to your posts or pages. To add the Masonry items, you’ll need to add the following code to your posts or pages:

[masonry item= “Item 1″ ] [masonry item= “Item 2″ ] [masonry item= “Item 3″ ]

Once you’ve added the Masonry items, you’ll need to add a Masonry conclusion to your posts or pages. To add the Masonry conclusion, you’ll need to add the following code to your posts or pages: