I have multiple galleries which made by FooGalllery, Now i want show the galleries images by "Responsive Lightbox by dFactory" plugin. also I installed Swypebox!
but the lightbox shows only first image of each gallery!
I found a solution here, in the WordPress suport forums.
In essence, you need to hook into FooGallery's foogallery_attachment_html_link_attributes hook.
NOTE: If you had previously selected another lightbox (e.g. FooBox) for any gallery, you must edit that gallery and set the lightbox to "None". Otherwise, I found that both FooBox and RL by dFactory will fire, giving you odd results (perhaps including what you encountered). Hope this helps.
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I have NextGen Gallery version 3.1.5 and NextGen Pro version 2.6.8.
I am trying to put a gallery on a page, and have filter buttons above the gallery so that users can filter the images by tag.
Does anybody know of something I'm missing, or have a bit of custom code that can make this work?
I tried using the NextGen Gallery PowerTags plugin, but that broke my site (made it go to a 500 error). I think that plugin doesn't work anymore because of how big this last update by NextGen Gallery was.
Check out justified image grid. Its a plugin to display different gallery sources including nextgen. You can have two levels of filtering.
Is there a way from which I can use any plugin and show Post or Page specific image gallery? The image gallery upload area should be displayed in Page when Creating or Editing the page below or above the text composer or should be at least in the page. And this gallery should not be hocked the default Image gallery of wordpress or at least should not show the images that's in default gallery.
Kindly let me know if anybody knows any plugin that does the above mentioned job.
You can do this simply by [gallery] shortcode. You can also set image ids like this: [gallery ids="729,732,731,720"]
Here is my answer: All my requirement got fulfilled by default "Media Library" tab. I just need to select the option "Uploaded to this page" from the dropdown. So, no need to use any plugin for the requirement I had.
Quickinfo:
I am using wordpress 3.5.1 with the latest version of the "FancyBox
for WordPress" -Plugin.
I use the more-Tag for all articles, making
only excerpts of them beeing shown on the start-page.
Facts:
In wordpress image-thumbnails included in the article are enclosed
in a link pointing to the image-url by default.
The Fancybox-Plugin makes such Links open the image in a jQuery Fancybox.
My Problem:
Sometimes I show images in the excerpts, too.
At this time theres happening an usability-flaw:
When clicking on the Image a fancybox will open, but people expect to get redirected to the full article instead.
Is anyone aware of a solution how to overcome this issue, maybee by using an other plugin, changing the structure of my articles or editing some php-files?
I don't know about the plugin you are using but I've always used colorbox. There's a plugin for it designed for wordpress and it allows you to specify which images you want to open in a jquery window.
Using the latest version of Wordpress and NextGen Gallery plugin... I'm trying to create a filter system for the images. For instance: If you click on a link called "Vacation" all the images with the tag/alt of Vacation would appear and the rest would disappear and so on. Is there a plugin I can use or does NextGen have anything built in?
Can anyone lead me in the right direction to getting this filter going? Thank you.
This plugin works: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery-powertags/
It's an extension for the NextGen plugin. Once activated, be sure to "Activate permalinks" in NextGen's Options first.
You can use the [nggpowertags] shortcode, which will show your gallery + clickable tag filters. Just be aware that images without tags will not show up (at least not by default). I.e, make sure all of your images are tagged.
If you don't feel like tagging all your images, you can also use the default [nggallery] shortcode and place [tagcloud] above it. This gets you roughly the same result.
Just can't seem to figure it out. How can I turn the lightbox effect on while using the Wordpress NextGen Gallery Plugin?
Your answer was almost perfect, and certainly led me on the correct trail.
The Lightbox plugin to enable the Lightbox effect in NextGen Gallery is actually deprecated, and replaced by the Slimbox Plugin by my compatriot Giuseppe Argento.
The official WordPress page for the plugin is here:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/slimbox-plugin/
Just install the plugin, then, in the Gallery options, go to:
Gallery >> Options >> Effects
You can now choose "Lightbox," and it will work perfectly.
Just make sure that your images are not too big, as Lightbox/Slimbox does not resize images that come up in the modal layer above your Web page.
I usually shoot for a maximum size of 800 x 600.
Not sure if this is exactly what you're asking but:
3: I didn’t get the Highslide or Lightbox effect working…
NextGEN Gallery supports only Shutter and Thickbox as full integrated effect. All other effects are possible but you need to add them manually. You can use other plugins to add the effect.
Highslide JS plugin or Lightbox JS Plugin
I found this #:
http://alexrabe.boelinger.com/wordpress-plugins/nextgen-gallery/faq/
(its Q #3)
linked from:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery/faq/