InPost Gallery vs Simple Google Photos Grid

InPost Gallery – Powerful and very pleasant photo gallery plugin to work with images in WordPress. 5 galleries in one plugin. Do not read documentations – install and use! Unique functionality: Each gallery can be presented on the page as one clickable image!!! Insert such little image in any widget, and your customers will be able to watch big galleries by one click! The Backend is powered with visual shortcodes management where you only by mouse can change view of your post gallery on front. You do not need go to another pages with amount of options. Just install and use, all you need it is popup with shortcode options in your current page editor. Good for photographers and portfolios. The plugin can be used as woocommerce images gallery Supports: multiple images uploading, css effects (like round corners of images with shadow). PHP 8.x compatible! License This plugin is copyright pluginus.net ©2012-2026 with GNU General Public License by realmag777. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

A simple, no-frills solution to display a Google Photos album on your site using a widget or a shortcode. There is only one layout option: grid. There is only one required attribute: album url. That’s it, that easy. See a demo and read more about the plugin. The code is also available on Github. Notes Your album on Google Photos must be “public”, which means you need to go into Google Photos on the web and set “Sharing options” to on, i.e. “Anyone with the link can see these photos and the people who’ve been invited or joined.” Requires curl or similar to fetch the photo urls. No support is provided. Probably no features will be added. You are free to ask, or to fork. Pull requests accepted. Widget Go to Appearance -> Widgets and a new widget named Simple Google Photos Grid should be available to use. Drag to your desired widget area and configure. Title: Heading of the widget on your site. Default to empty. Album URL: The full URL to your public gallery on Google Photos. URL must use one of the following domains: ‘photos.app.goo.gl’ or ‘photos.google.com’. Ideally should be the short, “shared” link (such as https://photos.app.goo.gl/G8EOLs5YtESchh4g1z). Num Photos to Show: Even numbers probably work best. There’s a maximum number, not sure what it is, but it’s pretty low. Num Photos per Row: How many photos to show per row? Probably some number that works well with Num Photos. Cache Interval (in minutes): How long to cache photo URLs before checking the album on Google again. 0 for no cache. Shortcode Place the shortcode in a post, page or theme. [simple_google_photos_grid album-url=”https://photos.app.goo.gl/G8EOLs5YtESchh4g1″] Available attributes are: – album-url: (required) the url to a public Google Photos album, domain must be one of ‘photos.app.goo.gl’ or ‘photos.google.com’ – number-photos: (optional) number of photos to display, defaults to 4 – number-photos-per-row: (optional) number of photos per row, defaults to 2 – cache-interval: (optional) length, in minutes, to cache the photo urls retrieved from Google, defaults to 15 [simple_google_photos_grid album-url="https://photos.app.goo.gl/G8EOLs5YtESchh4g1" number-photos="6" number-photos-per-row="3" cache-interval="120"]