Flickr Viewer
Display your Flickr Photostream, Favourites, Galleries and Albums on your website. Comes with lightbox and pagination. More features coming soon! Use Shortcodes to display your Flickr photostream, favourites, galleries and albums. The images are displayed using a lightbox. Admin settings to control size of thumbnail images and visibility settings etc Just authenticate with your Flickr Account and you are ready to go! Visit Flickr Viewer Pro Demo Site If you have suggestions for a new add-on, feel free to email me at info@cheshirewebsolutions.com. Want regular updates? follow me on Twitter! https://twitter.com/CheshireWebSol Prerequisites PHP v5.5 Shortcodes [cws_fgp_photostream] Will display your Photostream. [cws_fgp_favourites] Will display your Favourites. Shortcode Usage Display Photostream Example [cws_fgp_photostream theme=grid thumb_size=square_150 show_title=0] Display Favourites Example [cws_fgp_favourites theme=grid thumb_size=square_150 show_title=1] Display Gallery Example [cws_fgp_galleries theme=grid gallery_id=72157678104065683 show_title=1 thumb_size=square_150] There are 2 main shortcodes: [cws_fgp_photostream] [cws_fgp_favourites] Credits Flickr Viewer – Ian Kennerley, http://nakunakifi.com Lightbox2 (http://lokeshdhakar.com/projects/lightbox2) Masonry (http://desandro.github.io/masonry/) phpFlickr (Dan Coulter (dan@dancoulter.com)) Justified Image Grid – Miro Mannino Photoswipe – Dmitry Semenov
Picasso – WordPress Albums
WordPress already has phenomenal, built-in support for image galleries, and theme developers are starting to take full advantage of these features. However, one of the features missing is an easy to way create albums (a container for galleries). Picasso aims to solve this problem by introducing a new [album] short-code. It works by grabbing the featured image of child pages, and linking each image to its respective page. Thus, the parent page becomes the album, and each child page is a gallery. If you are having issues with this plugin please submit a comment here.
