Charlie Etienne

There is a WordPress limitation (no custom link on images) that makes impossible to add custom links on each image in an image carousel or image gallery like the one in Elementor free version.
This plugin just overrides WordPress attachment fields and Elementor Image Carousel widget to let you add custom links to each image in the carousel. 
Basically, it adds two custom fields to each image in WordPress Media Library (Custom link and “Open in new tab?” checkbox). 
Then it hooks into elementor image carousel widget just before it’s rendered on frontend.
<h3>Usage & Documentation</h3>
No options, no premium version, no bullshit. Just activate or deactivate.
Note: You have to enable the option “Link” in the Elementor Image Carousel widget and set it to: “Media Files” in order for it to work.
<h4>Resources</h4>
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<li>WordPress Plugin: <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-links-in-elementor-image-carousel" rel="ugc">https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-links-in-elementor-image-carousel</a></li>
<li>GitHub Repository: <a href="https://github.com/CharlieEtienne/custom-links-in-elementor-image-carousel" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/CharlieEtienne/custom-links-in-elementor-image-carousel</a></li>
<li>Support: <a href="https://github.com/CharlieEtienne/custom-links-in-elementor-image-carousel/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/CharlieEtienne/custom-links-in-elementor-image-carousel/issues</a></li>
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Custom links in Elementor Image Carousel


Does what it says. Nice and simple. Fills a significant gap in Elementor's image carousel.


Super great

Lets you add custom links in Elementor Image Carousel widget

Simon Fairbairn

I know how it goes. You work hard, carefully crafting your posts. You take a stand on a subject you care about and deliver it with the kind of eloquence and poise that would make your English teacher proud. You post it, and then….
…Nothing.
You check your analytics. Everything looks normal. In fact, there was a spike after you posted. It’s being shared – people are enjoying it – so then why is no one commenting?
You try to intellectualise it – you don’t need validation. You know in your heart it was a good post, you don’t need their say-so. Still, it would be nice if one person – anyone – could give you a little text-based ‘atta-boy!’. So how do you get them to do that?
With the NEW Comment Link Suggest-O-Tron!
This nifty little plugin sits under your post editor and reminds, nay, DEMANDS that you write a little something to push people to publish a little praise on your post. It features a drop down list of suggestions that allow you to ask all the right questions in a matter of seconds and allows you to add your favourite comment prompts to the list! Imagine all of the time that you’ll save – perhaps even as much as a minute!
Features:
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<li>Automatic link generation – sorts out the link to your respond form, and then adds it to the bottom of the post both on your blog and in your RSS feed</li>
<li>Ability to add some basic styling – make your comment link bold or italic with ease</li>
<li>Want to go further? The comment is enclosed in its own class for some custom CSS craziness</li>
<li>Don’t have time to think of a question? Choose one of the Suggest-O-Tron prompts and be done in seconds!</li>
<li>Ask the same question a lot? Add it to the Suggest-O-Tron dropdown and save yourself many seconds of unnecessary typing!</li>
<li>Draggable meta box – you can drag it up so that it sits right under your post edit field, reminding you to post a prompt</li>
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Comment Link Suggest-O-Tron

What if you could get more comments on your blog?

Custom links in Elementor Image Carousel vs Comment Link Suggest-O-Tron