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Gallery Tile Links adds a small “Gallery Tile Link URL” field to your Media Library. 
When you place those images inside Elementor’s Image Gallery (including Masonry), the widget will link each tile to its own URL.
Highlights 
– Per-image link stored on the media item (reusable across galleries). 
– No JavaScript hacks – server-side output filter for stability. 
– No dependency on item order – add, remove, or reorder freely. 
– Masonry / Classic layouts supported (Elementor Image Gallery). 
– Opt-in: only galleries with CSS class <code>gallink</code> are affected. 
– Backward-compatible with older custom fields: <code>gallink_url</code> and <code>portfolio_custom_url</code>.
Quick start 
1. Install & activate. 
2. In Media Library → edit an image → fill Gallery Tile Link URL. 
3. In Elementor, insert Image Gallery → set Link: Media File (or Custom URL <code>#</code> so anchors are printed). 
4. In the widget’s Advanced → CSS Classes, enter <code>gallink</code>. 
Done — each tile opens its own URL instead of the lightbox.
This plugin is an independent, third-party add-on and is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by Elementor.
<h3>Privacy</h3>
This plugin does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. It does not contact external servers or load external assets. All functionality runs on your site.

Gallery Tile Links (for Elementor)

Give each image in Elementor’s built-in Image Gallery its own URL. Masonry/Classic layouts supported. Server-side, no JS, no order hacks.

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Adds a Masonry layout to all galleries that are using the WordPress [gallery] shortcode. Looks best on galleries that are not using 1:1 ratio thumbnails.
Now includes optional Lazy Load for larger galleries and hover captions!
Please note: By default this plugin includes CSS that will overwrite the existing gallery layout. However, you can turn off some or all of the jMIG layout CSS on the options page under Settings.
This plugin also includes 1 CSS file that is for animation purposes only (Chrome, Firefox, Safari and IE 10+). The entire gallery will fade in using a CSS3 animation once all the images have loaded. IE 8 and IE 9 will work, but will not fade in.

jQuery Masonry Image Gallery

Adds a Masonry layout to all built-in WordPress Galleries.

Gallery Tile Links (for Elementor) vs jQuery Masonry Image Gallery