Sliderify

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Turn your galleries into sliders or apply a masonry layout to your WordPress galleries – with an optional lightbox slider. Similar plugins Sliderify is similar in various respects to plugins like Photoswipe, Jetpack Carousel, Galleries, Envira, Soliloquy, FooGallery and probably many others. All these plugins share some of its features but none of them seemed to do exactly what I was looking for. Demo You can see some examples here. There are examples and instructions for: Masonry Gallery Slider Gallery Carousel Gallery Pro Version With Sliderify Pro, you can do even more, including: Set animations for slide transitions Display title and caption over images Create layer sliders using animations on titles and captions Opt to turn your featured image into a slider on posts and pages Or even turn your feature image into a masonry gallery Usage Just enable the plugin. You can choose to automatically convert any existing galleries into masonry galleries or sliders. Then, pick either slider or masonry for any new galleries you create. Galleries and sliders are responsive. Settings Apart from a few settings to enable the slider and set defaults, the slider is light on configuration. It conforms to WordPress standards and doesn’t add any strange new interface elements. Just carry on making galleries as normal. Link To – choose whether to link images in new galleries to media files, attachment posts, or to nothing. This setting is overridden if the slider option is enabled Columns – choose the default number of columns in galleries Size – globally override the image size to use in all galleries Landscape/Portrait – enable this option to set different widths for portrait images and landscape images. Typically, landscape images will be twice as wide as portrait. Note that Masonry does not always fill in gaps in the layout so you may need to play around with the order of your images to get the look you want. Existing Gallery Format – decide how to format galleries that you created before enabling this plugin. Leave at ‘Default’ for galleries to retain their current formats, or set to ‘Masonry’ or ‘Slider’ to update all galleries. Enable Lightbox Slider – yes, you’ve guessed it. Select this option to generate a carousel style slider in a lightbox when a gallery image is clicked To Do It’s simple at the moment but you can expect the following features to be added over time: * More configuration options, e.g. margins, padding, etc * Captions and titles – these can be added via the Pro version * Thumbnail navigation * Transition effects – Pro version allows for image and text transition effects * Style options * Different gallery layouts, e.g. Flickr style, flex images Credits Thanks to Owl Carousel for the jQuery carousel. And Unsplash for the stock images used in the demo.