PhotoPress – Gallery vs Super Zoom Gallery

This plugin adds a variety of additional features to the core gallery shortcode that expand the options for specifying which images should be included in the gallery including the ability to create dynamic galleries of images that match a specific taxonomy “term”. This is particularly useful when used in conjunction with the PhotoPress – Image Taxonomies plugin which allows you to easily associate a wide variety of custom meta data with images. Also, the plugin can be used to create gallery containing with the featured images of any Pages/Posts (even custom post types) that you specify. This is particularly useful when creating a “Gallery of Galleries” or any grouping of Posts that you want to be styled like your other galleries. Features Include: Adds “taxonomy” and “term” gallery shortcode parameters. Adds “caption_source” parameter so that you can choose the source of text for your caption. Possible values are: “excerpt” (default), “title” (which pulls from the title), “none” (if you want no caption text). Adds “post_type” parameter for use in creating galleries of post types other than “image attachments”. This parameter accepts any valid post type (e.g. “post”, “page”, etc.) including custom post types. If you use a post type other than ‘attachment’ then the featured image of the post will be used as the image icon in the gallery. This parameter can be combined with the “taxonomy” and “term” parameters as well. Adds six backwards compatible filters to the core gallery shortcode allowing plugin developers to control almost every aspect of the gallery HTML and CSS on a per gallery basis. Premium Support The PhotoPress team does not provide support for this plugin on the WordPress.org forums. One on one email support is available to users that purchase one of our Premium Support Plans. The Guide To WordPress For Photographers For more information on ways to use PhotoPress and other plugins to build a photpgraphy website check out the WordPress For Photographers e-Book. Example Usage Display a gallery of images from an image taxonomy called “photo_keywords” that match a taxonomy term called “flower”: [gallery taxonomy="photo_keywords" term="flowers"] Display a gallery of of images with no captions: [gallery caption_source="none"] Display a gallery of the featured images from a specific set of pages: [gallery post_type="page" ids="123,456,789"] Display a gallery of the featured images from the child posts of a specific page: [gallery post_type="page" id="123"] Display a gallery of the featured images from a specific set of posts that use a custom post type: [gallery post_type="my_custom_post_type" ids="123,456,789"] Developer Documentation Please read the inline code documentation for more details. List of Gallery related filters this plugin implements: post_gallery_attachments – can be used ot filter the list of Post objects that the gallery shortcode will pull its images from. post_gallery_styles – can be used ot append/prepend/replace the inline style generated by the gallery shortcode post_gallery_pre_output – can be used to prepend HTML to the gallery markup. Handy for wrapping the gallery in a container. post_gallery_caption – can be used to filter the caption text used by the gallery post_gallery_post_output – can be used to append HTML to the gallery markup. Handy for adding a closing tag or addtional dom elements

Yet another gallery plugin. I was looking for a simple gallery where you can select a thumbnail, see the complete picture in a acceptable size but also have the oppertunity to see the details of the image. I searched the web for a way to do this and found the AnythingZoomer, a jQuery Plugin by Chris Coyier. I originally used this jquery plugin for this WordPress plugin. In version 0.5 the plugin was completely re-written. The generated HTML is completely different, the JavaScript was re-designed and the CSS was created from scratch. Also inner zoom was introduced. It works well for e-commerce sites like webshops or as a photo gallery. It is easy to adapt if you would want to, but the default behaviour should be very much usable by anybody. There is a settingspage to customize the images used and wheter or not to over- write the default gallery shortcode. If you want to use this gallery, simply use the [superzoomgallery] shortcode in your post or page, or enable the overwriting of the gallery shortcode and use the default wordpress [gallery] shortcode in your post or page. Since this is still an early version, I recommend to test it out first before taking it to a production site. If you have any questions or problems, I would be happy to hear from you and help you if I can!