Using WordPress ‘next_image_link()’ PHP function

The next_image_link() WordPress PHP function displays the next image link that has the same post parent.

Usage

next_image_link( $size, $text )

Example: next_image_link( 'medium', 'Next Image' )

Parameters

  • $size (string|int) – Optional. Image size. Accepts any registered image size name, or an array of width and height values in pixels (in that order). Default: ‘thumbnail’.
  • $text (string|false) – Optional. Link text. Default: false.

More information

See WordPress Developer Resources: next_image_link

Examples

Basic Usage

Display the next image link with the default thumbnail size and no link text.

<div class="alignright">
    next_image_link();
</div>

Custom Image Size

Display the next image link with a custom image size (200×200 pixels).

next_image_link( array( 200, 200 ) );

Display the next image link with custom link text.

next_image_link( 'thumbnail', 'View Next Image' );

Display the next image link with the ‘medium’ size and default link text.

next_image_link( 'medium' );

Display the next image link with a custom image size (300×300 pixels) and custom link text.

next_image_link( array( 300, 300 ), 'Go to Next Image' );