...you implement those suggestions at an incredibly fast rate with your already fast update timing. Honestly, if every developer was only HALF as good as you I would never need to stress over purchasing plugins, themes, etc. ever again :-) Your dedication to constantly improving JIG (even though it's been the most phenomenal gallery plugin available for years already) just...
...the Media Library. WordPress currently lacks album/gallery relationships but it's little known that you can tag and categorize pictures. JIG can enable this for you though it's always recommended to use the Media Library Assistant to fully organize your library. The point is to tag images that belong together then display them easily with this gallery plugin. It does not...
...huge. Once you get past a small learning curve, it is so easy to not only create a gallery, but to change or update images in a gallery. It makes it so simple that I can pass the know-how onto my customer so they can easily update their own galleries just by adding or subtracting images in the media library....
...scrolling and scrolling. Indeed, it's good for galleries where the order is not important, that's why it works so well for Pinterest and Tumblr. When you look at a JIG gallery, your eye movement is the same as during reading, it's what your eyes are programmed to. Do you think it's a coincidence that Flickr (the largest photo site), Shutterstock,...
...or she can just manage the site's photos from Facebook? They'll be delighted to know that there is nothing new to learn. You just set up one gallery for them and everytime they add new stuff, it'll get synced to their website. Not just in any way but as a beautiful justified grid. Various built-in modes help to show multiple...
...attributes $atts to enable identifying a single grid. Grids based on custom post meta key/value add_filter('jig_recent_posts_query_args', 'change_jig_recent_posts_query', 10, 2); function change_jig_recent_posts_query($args, $atts) { if ($atts['gallery'] === "1234") { $args['meta_query'][] = [ 'key' => 'your_custom_field_name', 'value' => 'field_value' ]; } return $args; } Let's narrow down to only a JIG with a gallery ID. This assumes you created a grid already...
...block. It's under the Formatting section. You'll get the same old toolbar, at the end of which you'll find the purple Shortcode Editor button, as usual. Remember, the shortcode is only needed when you want to use special features and sources. Starting from JIG v3.9.2, JIG can automatically take over the regular Gutenberg gallery block (that's just a WordPress gallery)....
A travel Flickr Collection by Dirk Deckx This shows Flickr Albums inside a Flickr Collection. They open on their own page with all thumbnails available. This gallery instance will transform to show the contents of the selected Flickr Album, try it! Also, see this collection on Flickr. Show the shortcode The above example uses the following, generated shortcode (how to...
...{ if ($atts['gallery'] === '1234') { $args['meta_key'] = '_custom_meta_name'; $args['meta_value'] = 'something'; } return $args; } Let's narrow down to only a JIG with a gallery ID. This assumes you created a grid already in JIG -> Create New Grid, and have an ID at hand. This is used so the code won't affect any grid, just the one you...
Show random images from NextGEN through Justified Image Grid. It ensures that the gallery presents different images for each page load, unless cached. It picks the desired amount of photos out of a large pool, always random. Instead of shuffling the same pictures over and over again. This pool can be your entire portfolio (except excluded photos), or just specific...