During 2019 this feature broke and instead of seeing a mosaic thumbnail for Flickr Collections, we got 12 gray boxes. Flickr commented on the issue but kept us waiting:
"Collections: Mosaic cover images in Collections are currently unavailable." - Flickr
Now they are back, but in an unfortunate way. The Flickr API still can't serve the mosaic [...]
Update to at least v3.9 of JIG. Check that your Facebook app is created in accordance with the "Quick instructions for setting up a Facebook App" on the Facebook tab of JIG settings. Do NOT create a new app (or your existing shortcodes will have to be re-done as the ID numbers in them are app-scoped), [...]
Due to recent changes after Facebook's scandal, the Facebook source in JIG is impaired. Many of you are receiving notices that your apps should be reviewed. Let's take a look at your options.
Currently, if you use JIG with the Facebook source for a long time (especially with an old FB app), you may continue to [...]
This is only for Justified Image Grid v3.8 or newer.
The simplest and cheapest way would be getting this plugin in addition to JIG:
Quick View For WooCommerce
It costs just $9 for a single license and it'll take care of all your needs regarding opening a quick view for your products, all from our justified grid.
JIG [...]
Starting with JIG v4, the Instagram feature has been completely disabled until further notice. While it still functioned for years in a limited way for some people, Instagram eventually made another round of changes to it in 2020. We didn't want to keep around a broken source that appeared as a tab and getting people's [...]
Yes, both! The Recent posts feature is not limited to recent content. It's very versatile and can even be used to create post galleries for specific authors. The currently logged in option will detect the user and display their own posts in a Justified Image Grid.
The point where Justified Image Grid is open for extensibility is the RSS feeds source. They are basically just XML documents. It's possible to craft such document manually or using PHP. Stay tuned for more detailed tutorials on these subjects.
With a relatively simple markup, you'd add source URL and title/description/date to include any external photo [...]
In short, no. Sources cannot be combined with each other. It's only possible to create galleries with one source at a time. The primary reason is that the date information is not standardized across sources, therefore interleaving distinct entries by date would likely be problematic. The future may hold the possibility of merging multiple sources. [...]
It's not possible yet. The way Flickr integration works is that you only need an API key to add any user. While this may change in the future, currently there is no OAuth authentication, unlike for Facebook source. This is a simpler, 1-click way, but it only allows public content to be shown on your [...]
The solution below only works on existing Google Photos albums
On February 9th 2017, Google has changed it’s API and removed support for some basic functionality.
Unfortunately this means that RSS feeds cannot be generated anymore for newly created Google Photos albums.
The RSSerator can only generate RSS feeds for private and public albums created before February 9th. [...]