ajax // gallery // images // jquery // js // php // plugin // shortcode // worpdress // | Created | 14 March 13 |
| Last Update | 22 May 13 |
| Compatible Browsers | IE8, IE9, IE10, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome |
| Software Version | WordPress 3.5, WordPress 3.4, WordPress 3.3 |
| High Resolution | No |
| Files Included | JavaScript JS, HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL |
Gallerix is a WordPress plugin that allows you easy and fast to create image galleries.
- Installation
From your Admin Panel go to Plugins -> Add New -> Upload -> Browse and pick the Gallerix archive file. Click “Install Now” button. Click “Active Now” after the plugin has been installed. A new menu should now appear in your Admin Menu called “Gallerix”.
- Adding categories
From your Admin Panel go to Gallerix-> Categories -> Add Category. Enter category name and click “Save Changes”.
- Adding Images
From your Admin Panel go to Gallerix -> Images. You will see a list with categories you have created and button to the right “Add image to this category”. Add the image details and click Save Changes.
- Displaying the plugin on the front-end.
The plugin uses the shortcode [gallerix] to display the front-end content. From your Admin Panel create new Page or Post and type [gallerix].
If you want to call it directly through “do_shortcode” use: <?php echo do_shortcode(“[gallerix]”); ?>
Note:
If you intend to call the shortcode with “echo do_shortcode(“[gallerix]”);” make sure you have loaded the scripts first by using: <?php Gallerix::enqueue_scripts(); ?>
Shortcode examples:
[gallerix cat="1,2,3" defaultcat="1"] - cat – Category ids to display separated by commas (optional)
- defaultcat – The id of the category to display as a default (optional)
Shortcode default usage:
[gallerix] Please note the images used in this preview are for demo purpose only and are not included in the package!
Updates
- 21/05/2013 Gallerix version 1.1
- Added option for manual ordering of the images through drag & drop. Updating existing Gallerix (version 1.0) plugin to version 1.1 instructions: 1) Deactivate plugin (DO NOT UNINSTALL or you will delete the existing sql tables!) 2) Overwrite the existing gallerix folder in wp-content/plugins 3) Re-activate the plugin
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