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“Werk aan de Muur” / “Art Heroes” is an online marketplace for print on demand wall art. Artists and photographers can upload their images, set their commissions, and instantly sell custom art prints to customers from across Europe.

With this plugin, you can easily integrate your “Werk aan de Muur” or “Art Heroes” shop into your own WordPress site. After installation, there are two tags you can use to add a list of artworks to a page or post. Note that all shortcodes / tags are available in two variants, wadm_xxx and artheroes_xxx. The older omp_xxx is still supported for backwards compatibility, but you shouln’t use it anymore. Functionally they’re exactly the same, they’re just aliases for eachother.

All artworks

[wadm_artlist] / `[artheroes_artlist]` / `[omp_artlist]` (old alias, don't use this anymore)\n

This tag prints a paginated list of your artworks. The output can be customized with a few attributes:

limit: Number of artworks per page. Default is 12 artworks. Max. 33 artworks per page.
columns: Specifiy the number of columns. Defaults to 3 columns.
order: Set the artwork order. Defaults to order as in shop. Accepted values are date_asc, date_desc, title_asc, title_desc and rating
medium_id: Show prices of a specific medium. Defaults to the preferences in your shop. Accepted values are:\n
- 1: Canvas
- 2: Framed print
- 3: Poster / photoprint
- 4: Alu-dibond
- 5: Xpozer
- 8: Wood
- 11: Steel
- 12: Wallpaper
- 13: Acoustic prints
- 15: Alu-dibond Acryl
- 16: Seamless wallpaper
- 17: Round
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size: Show prices of a specific size. Defaults to the preferences in your shop. Accepted values are: small, medium, large and xlarge
locale: Set the desired locale. Defaults to your shop language. Accepted values are: nl_NL, de_DE, de_AT, de_CH, fr_FR, fr_CH and en_GB

For example, show 20 artworks in 2 columns, ordered by date (descending, newest first) with this tag:

[wadm_artlist limit=20 columns=2 order=date_desc]\n

Or a second example, show artworks with small Alu-dibond as default material with this tag:

[wadm_artlist medium_id=4 size=small]\n

Specific album

[wadm_album albumid=999] / `[artheroes_album albumid=999]`\n

The album tag allows you to print artworks from a specific album. You can find the album id in your artist dashboard. The output can again be customized with the limit, columns and order attributes. The albumid attribute is required. For example:

[wadm_album albumid=999 limit=20 columns=2]

Single artwork

[wadm_artwork artid=999] / `[artheroes_artwork artid=999]`\n

Prints a specific artwork. Use the ‘werkcode’ as artid.

Specific locale / website to link to

[wadm_artwork locale=de_AT] / `[wadm_artwork locale=de_AT]`\n

If your website has locale support you can redirect the visitor directly to the matching “Werk aan de Muur” or “Art Heroes” website. Currently supported locales are nl_NL, de_DE, fr_FR, de_AT, de_CH, fr_CH and en_GB (english/international).

\n","installation":"

Installation of this plugin is simple:

Extract the plugin into your /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Open the plugin settings page and enter your User ID and API key
Use one of the short tags (more info @ FAQ) to display a list of artworks

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\nUsage\n\n

See the ‘Description’ section for some examples how to use this plugin.

\nI don’t see my changes at Werk aan de Muur on my WordPress site!\n\n

Due to caching there can be a delay of approximately 2 hours before you see any changes like title or price updates appear on your WordPress site. This is intended behaviour, sometimes some patience is required!

\nThe plugin doesn’t work!\n\n

There’s a short list of things you can check if the plugin doesn’t work.

Is the plugin activated?
Did you supply the correct Artist ID and API key?
Does the page or post you’re testing contain a shortcode? The simple code [wadm_artlist] should always show a list of artworks.

Still don’t get the expected result? Then there are a few more technical things to check.

Your site should be able to connect to the outside world. Check (with your hosting provider) if the ‘fopen wrappers’ are enabled, and that you’re allowed to use ‘file_get_contents()’.
The plugin connects on an HTTPS url. Make sure your server has the appropriate (OpenSSL) libraries enabled, and is able to make an SSL connection.

\nDo you have any questions or requests?\n\n

Please contact us at info@werkaandemuur.nl with any questions or suggestions. We’ll continually add them to this FAQ!

\n\n","changelog":"

1.4

Include translations for de_DE, nl_NL, fr_FR and en_US

1.3.1

SEO optimization

1.3.0

Add support for additional locales
Make shortcodes available through artheroes_ alias

1.2.1

Make shortcodes available through both wadm_ and omp_

1.2

As frequently requested, it’s now (finally) possible to change the default price and size of displayed items.
Language can be influenced by passing language_code parameters. Defaults to shop language, but can be overriden per shortcode.
Add parameters to set custom medium_id, size or language_code for the features mentioned above.

1.1.12

Bugfix, feed abstract cannot really be abstract because it’s used for conneciton testing

1.1.11

Implement more aggressive caching; cache errors too (but retry within 10 minutes)
Prefer cURL over file_get_contents

1.1.10

Tweaks to ease debugging in case of a problem

1.1.9

Allow sorting artlists and albums by rating

1.1.8

Fix PHP notice

1.1.7

Fix another PHP Warning

1.1.6

Made getHtml compatible with abstract method to prevent an PHP Warning
Styling tweak to inherit line-height
Added code which can replace file_get_contents calls with a CURL call. Commented code in feed-abstract, if you know what you’re doing, you’re welcome to use it.
Introduced a ‘tools’ directory with script to debug API connection issues

1.1.5

Use HTTPS image url when ssl is enabled

1.1.4

Reset some widths to prevent theme styling from overriding wadm plugin styling

1.1.3

Display artist name in listing when available

1.1.2

Use correct link and title for single artworks

1.1.1

Added some plugin configuration and connection tests

1.1

Don’t print empty navigation containers
Basic validation of admin settings input
New tag [wadm_artwork] to fetch a single artwork
Increase max per page limit to allow for 3×11 artworks

1.0.2

Tweaked some styling rules to counter-effect specific theme styling

1.0.1

Added support for custom artwork order (by title or date)

1.0

First release

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$\"Example$
Example screenshot of an artlist.

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Easily migrate your galleries from FooGallery to Modula, a customizable WordPress gallery plugin that’s responsive and doesn’t require any coding skills. We provide an importing tool that’s really great for moving your galleries to Modula without jumping through hoops.

Why migrate from FooGallery to Modula?

While FooGallery provides more features based on templates, Modula allows you to fully control your galleries. So, if you want to create more galleries in different styles (various animations and effects), you might find yourself quite limited when using FooGallery.

Lucky for you, Modula provides a lot of customization options – 4 different grid types (creative, custom, slider, and masonry), 48 hover effects, animations, thumbnails, 4 image loading effects, filterable galleries, and a beautiful Lightbox powered by Facybox. But that’s not all. With Modula, you get a modern solution for your galleries that will impress your potential clients.

Not all heroes wear capes, and not all plugins are a good fit for everyone. But Modula surely is. You also get album creation, video integration, custom links, captions, watermarking, right-click protection, password protection, EXIF integrations, pagination, user roles, social sharing buttons, enable downloading, and more!

You get the picture: Modula helps you reach the sky! Let’s see some examples of galleries and portfolios that our community has built:

Real Estate
Adventure
Travel
Food
Restaurants
Interior and exterior design
Commercial
Lifestyle
Art
Centers, projects, and workshops presentations
Weddings
Events
Illlustration and design
Bands
Boudoir
Black and White
Animals
Macro
Landscapes
Portraits
Motion
Family
Personal Branding
Fashion
And they never stop!

Amazing, right?! And these are only a few examples. You can build whatever your business needs with Modula. Moreover, we can offer you CSS codes and customization that we’ve been collecting for years. You can find everything you need in our documentation or contact our support team, which is always happy to help.

Which parts of my FooGallery will automatically import to Modula?

Our Import tool migrates most features from the core FooGallery plugin. We import the following customization from FooGallery:

Gallery title
Image title
Image caption
Image alt text
Image URL
Target
Grid type and settings associations between Modula and FooGallery
Image size
Gutter
Lazy load

Grid type

Depending on the grid type you use in FooGallery, we associate it with what we have. Here we also include the slider and single thumbnail view (max image count is set, and 1 single thumbnail appears). When clicking on the thumbnail, you can go through the whole gallery in the Lightbox.

Shortcodes or Gutenberg blocks

We also replace your shortcodes or Gutenberg blocks from pages and posts (your FooGallery shortcodes will be changed to Modula shortcodes).

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For automatic installation:

The simplest way to install is to click on \\’Plugins\\’ then \\’Add\\’ and type \\’Migrate away from Final Tiles\\’ in the search field.

For manual installation 1:

Login to your website and go to the Plugins section of your admin panel.
Click the Add New button.
Under Install Plugins, click the Upload link.
Select the plugin zip file (modula-foo-migrator.x.x.x.zip) from your computer then click the Install Now button.
You should see a message stating that the plugin was installed successfully.
Click the Activate Plugin link.

For manual installation 2:

You should have access to the server where WordPress is installed. If you don\\’t, see your system administrator.
Copy the plugin zip file (modula-foo-migrator.x.x.x.zip) up to your server and unzip it somewhere on the file system.
Copy the \\”modula-foo-migrator\\” folder into the /wp-content/plugins directory of your WordPress installation.
Login to your website and go to the Plugins section of your admin panel.
Look for \\”Modula Foo Migrator\\” and click Activate.

\n","changelog":"

See changelog

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