...as advertised, it is almost infinitely customizable, and works quickly, with low system overhead. In addition, the author, Firsh, responded very quickly to my questions, and even gave me context and examples to handle my few issues with his excellent plugin. I would heartily recommend this to anyone wanting a beautiful, automatic grid gallery on their site. It is first-rate!...
Wow, this plugin saved a 13 year old photo gallery that was really unusable with native NextGen Gallery or NextGen Gallery Pro all without having to replace the repository or import anything. Bravo! NextGen can handle the backend, but Justified Image Grid owns the front end.
...tells the plugin when to load more images. This is measured from the apparent bottom of the grid. By default, it's 100 pixels before you could see the Load more button, that is there for a number of reasons. It shows you that loading is in progress and how much content is left. It waits for the current batch to...
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I must have tried at least twenty gallery/portfolio plug-ins before I found Justified Image Grid, and I'd pretty much given up on finding one that would do the things I wanted it to—none of which seemed complicated to me—but when I did one last search I found JIG. I posted a question or two before purchasing and got a response...
It happens because the page with the gallery is on a different host than the one where the thumbnails are coming from. Go to WordPress dashboard > Plugins > Editor and select Justified Image Grid (or use an FTP client). Find timthumb-config.php Add the host of your website, or use the wildcards to set it up according to your needs:...
Yes, but please note that it's not Justified Image Grid that handles frontend uploading. It's not a source by itself and does not manage images, but shows content from various sources. With that said, it simply uses the fact that certain frontend upload solutions are clever enough to attach images to posts. JIG can automatically show all photos that belong...
...Grid gives you the most flexibility so you can truly customize it however you like. Caption data source WordPress media library fields (metadata) for each area. WordPress posts title, excerpt, taxonomy, date, time, author. 3rd party source's data: Facebook, Flickr, RSS. NextGEN gallery's data including title, description, tags. Looks Text and background color with opacity. Gradient background or background that...
...Page Rule Add this to the If the URL matches *justifiedgrid.com/wp-content/plugins/justified-image-grid/timthumb.php* Where you replace justifiedgrid.com with your own domain of course. Click Add a Setting Choose Cache Level and set it to Cache Everything Hit Save and Deploy To verify it works Open a page on your site that has JIG, in a browser like Chrome Right click and Inspect...
It's a great utility to display a large set of images in a grid. It has exactly the flexibility I needed to set it up in a way I like it. It also works perfectly with the FooBox. This way I can easily display all the pictures I wanted.