Marcin

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.
Video tutorial
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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)






As the author of Gallery Tile Links (for Elementor), I built this plugin to solve one very specific problem in the simplest possible way: making individual Elementor gallery tiles link to different URLs without complicated workarounds.



The plugin is lightweight, easy to set up, and works naturally with Elementor’s Image Gallery widget. You simply add a link to the image in the Media Library, apply the gallink CSS class to the gallery, and that’s it.



No messy JavaScript hacks, no dependency on the order of gallery items, and no heavy configuration. It is especially useful when you want to turn a standard Elementor gallery into a lightweight portfolio, project grid, or visual navigation section.



Try it yourself and see how quickly it solves the problem.


Simple, useful and does exactly what it promises

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

roman

YMC Filter is a powerful and flexible WordPress plugin that allows you to easily filter and display your posts, custom post types, and other content in responsive grid layouts. 
With an intuitive interface and customizable filters, you can create dynamic, engaging, and visually appealing grids without touching a single line of code.
Whether you’re building a blog, portfolio, news site, or product showcase – YMC Filter helps you display content the way you want: searchable, filterable, and optimized for all devices.
<h3>Key Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Select one or more post types to display in a grid.</li>
<li>Sort posts, taxonomies, and terms (manual sorting included).</li>
<li>Different pagination options: Numeric, Load more, Infinite scroll.</li>
<li>Multiple templates for filters and post cards.</li>
<li>Frontend post sorting and search bar.</li>
<li>Responsive grids with customizable columns, spacing, and breakpoints.</li>
<li>Featured posts support (inside or outside the grid).</li>
<li>Popup view for post content.</li>
<li>Sliders support (post carousel and other types).</li>
<li>Custom WP_Query integration to build advanced queries.</li>
<li>Masonry and justified grid layouts.</li>
<li>Customization options: colors, typography, icons, backgrounds.</li>
<li>Preloader icon customization.</li>
<li>Fine-tune terms with icons, colors, backgrounds.</li>
<li>JS API & Hooks to manage asynchronous filter operations.</li>
<li>Export / Import settings.</li>
<li>Multilingual support (WPML, Polylang).</li>
<li>Constructor for combined filters (mix multiple filter types in one grid).</li>
<li>Integration with Elementor, WPBakery, and Gutenberg.</li>
<li>Mobile-friendly UI/UX optimization.</li>
<li>Visual Card Builder: Create unique post layouts using a drag-and-drop interface.</li>
<li>Seamless Page Builder Integration: Easily add and configure smart filters within your favorite editors, including Elementor, WPBakery Page Builder, and native Gutenberg blocks.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Video</h3>
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YMC Filter


This plugin works out of the box, grids are easy to set-up, but leaves enough customization to the user (css, etc). Highly recommended.


Great plugin

A powerful and flexible plugin to filter and display posts, custom post types, and other content in beautifully designed grid layouts.

Gallery Tile Links (for Elementor) vs YMC Filter