clarification / feature request => use custom link for images

[rawwerks]

I love this theme! I want to use it to display my NFT art, ideally with a link for each image that goes to the corresponding page on OpenSea when the image is clicked. Is this possible with the current theme?

[rawwerks]

maybe something like this?

resources:
- src: ineffable0000.png
  alt: Ineffable 0000
  phototitle: Ineffable 0000
  description: Ineffable 0000
  link: https://opensea.io/assets/0x495f947276749ce646f68ac8c248420045cb7b5e/100630620674349904143765932308874882507547312145348185146979691623647111282689

just having trouble finding the best place to put that resource variable in the layouts & partials

[rawwerks]

i found a decent workaround. in case anyone else is interested in this:

• i added a new resource variable "linko"
• defined in the .md just like the others
• then attached to the image in list.html (just like the other attributes)
• then i use that to make a link out from the title and description of the gallery view:

 <a class="gallery-item" phototitle="<a href= {{ .linko }} target='_blank' > {{ .phototitle }} </a>"
                            description="<a href= {{ .linko }} target='_blank' > {{ .description }} </a>"
                            gallery_index="{{ .index }}"
                            id="{{ md5 $filename }}"
                            downloadable="{{ cond $downloadable "true" "false" }}"
                            {{- if $downloadable }}
                                download_file="{{ (cond $orig_download .orig .full).RelPermalink }}"
                            {{- end }}
                            orig_name="{{ $filename }}"
                            href="{{ .full.RelPermalink }}">
                        <div id="image_number_{{ .index }}" class="gallery-item-marker"></div>
                        <img src="{{ .thumb.RelPermalink }}"
                            {{ with .alt }} alt="{{ . }}"{{ end }}>
                    </a>

https://ineffable.vision is the site, if you want a live example.

[kc0bfv]

Yup - can do. I just made the description something interpreted as markdown. Now you can just set the description to a link, or partly a link like: description: 'Find this on OpenSea: [image link](https://example.com)'

Currently committed in cur_ver_release branch, will integrate with main soon.