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Register Media to Download

In your functions.php, find this line:


$mediasToDownload = [];

Next, add your media groups to call later:


$mediasToDownload = [
    'group1' => [
        $array1,
        $array2
    ],
    'group2' => [
        $array3
    ]
];

With JavaScript, you can retrieve your medias with the MEDIAS variable.

$array parameters:

type (string, required)
Value: image | video | audio
src (string, required)
Value: Absolute URL or URL path of the media file
target (string | array of strings, optional)
Value: CSS selector used to inject the media into the DOM (one selector per page)

sources (array of arrays, optional)

[
    [
        'src' => 'Absolute URL or URL path',
        'media' => 'CSS media query (e.g. (max-width: 768px))'
    ]
]

alt (string, optional, only for images)
Value: Alternative text used for accessibility and SEO
muted (bool, optional, only for videos and audios)
Value: true | false (mutes the media by default)
loop (bool, optional, only for videos and audios)
Value: true | false (restarts the media automatically when it ends)
autoplay (bool, optional, only for videos)
Value: true | false (plays the video automatically after download and injection)
controls (bool, optional, only for videos and audios)
Value: true | false (displays native media controls)

By default, Pages and Posts include a “Media Groups” field in their admin edit screen. Simply add your media group keys separated by commas.

You can enable the “Media Groups” field for custom post types here: Top Bar > ReactWP Tab > Site Settings > Media Groups Post Types

Also, you can force media groups via Routes or ACF filters.