Filters

You should be familiar with the wordpress codex!

The thumbnail grid plugin can be extended by developers using filters. Please refer to the WordPress Codex for more information about filters

Example: Create rounded corners tor the image:


function callbackfunction($atts) //atts - shortcode attributes
{
         extract( shortcode_atts( array(
                'myparam' => FALSE, 
      
	     ), $atts ) );
      
         unset($atts["myparam"])
 }
{
        return “<div class=”$location”>Page $page</div>”
}
{
    return "under thumb " . $id;
}
sfly_tbgrd_title Modify the title
{
    return "hello " . $title . " " . $id;
}
{
     $style .= “width:75%;”;
}
{
     $class .= $class . “, myclass”;
}
{
     $style .= “width:75%;”;
}
{
     $class .= $class . “, myclass”;
}
{
     $style .= “width:75%;”;
}
{
     $style .= “width:75%;”;
}
{
     $style .= “width:75%;”;
}
{
     $class .= $class . “, myclass”;
}
{
     $style .= “width:75%;”;
}
{
     $class .= $class . “, myclass”;
}
{
     $style .= “width:75%;”;
}
{
         $where .= ” And something=somethingelse”;
        return $where;
}
{
  $orderby = “(field1, field2) DESC”;
return $orderby;
}

The featured image (which may only be displayed on the index pages, depending on your settings) was randomly selected. It is an unlikely coincidence if it is related to the post.