BNE Gallery Extended vs Uix Slideshow

The default WordPress [gallery] shortcode only displays your images in a traditional column grid. BNE Gallery Extended adds a new option called “display” allowing you to also show the images as a 3D carousel or masonry grid. When adding a new image gallery or editing an existing gallery in your page, a new option will show on the gallery settings to either set the display to 3D Carousel, Masonry, or Default Grid. The default grid is what you have been used to and is the default behavior of WordPress. 3D Carousel adds a jquery rotation to your images and Masonry is similar to the default grid but allows different sizes and stacks them. The Masonry grid will also automatically reduce the number of columns for tablet and mobile screens. To use with the block editor, use a classic editor block, then use the media button on that block’s toolbar to add your legacy media gallery.

This plugin is a simple way to build, organize and display slideshow into any existing WordPress theme. Using template file to embed your theme. Insert slideshow anywhere on your site using a custom post type. Adding Uix Slideshow to Web Pages There are two different ways you can add the Uix Slideshow widget to your site’s pages: (1) Shortcode – Embed a shortcode into the editor of any post, page, or custom post type. Use [uix_slideshow_output] to add it to your Post, Widgets or Page content. Now this shortcode has one attributes. Uix Slideshow show at most can be customized using the “show” parameter. Go to your WordPress admin panel, edit or create a new post (or page). You’ll see a Uix Slideshow button in the toolbar. (2) Template tags – Add a simple PHP function to one of your theme’s template files. Place in your templates. Custom Usage You can overview the original styles to overwrite it. It will be on creating new styles to your website, without modifying original .css files. Go to “Uix Slideshow” in the WordPress Administration Screens, then link to a specific tab like “Custom CSS”. There is a second way, make a new Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) document which name to “uix-slideshow-custom.css” to your templates directory ( “/wp-content/themes/{your-theme}/” or “/wp-content/themes/{your-theme}/assets/css/” ). You can connect to your site via an FTP client, make the changes and then upload the file back to the server. Once you have created an existing CSS file, Uix Slideshow will use it as a default style sheet to your WordPress Theme. Of course, Uix Slideshow’s function of “Custom CSS” is still valid. Note: Making a new javascrpt (.js) document which name to “uix-slideshow-custom.js” to your templates directory ( “/wp-content/themes/{your-theme}/” or “/wp-content/themes/{your-theme}/assets/js/” ). Once you have created an existing JS file, Uix Slideshow will use it as a default script to your WordPress Theme.