FooGallery is a responsive photo gallery. But what does that mean? And what else do you need to know about this WordPress plugin? We’ve moved the answers to these, and other questions to our FooGallery FAQ’s. Or you may find some of these links useful: FooGallery FooGallery Free vs Pro comparison Pricing
FooGallery is a WordPress media gallery plugin. It allows you to create beautiful media galleries and includes a variety of features. This lets you customize your gallery to suit your needs and your style. Below, we take a look at FooGallery Free vs PRO and provided a guide to the pricing for FooGallery PRO, so you can find the best fit for your site. FooGallery Free The free version of this media gallery plugin is certainly not lacking in features. It’s easily customizable and simple to use. When working on your gallery, you’re provided with an Instant Gallery Preview, which … Read more…
FooGallery and FooBox both come with plenty of built-in gallery features to help make your WordPress media gallery look amazing. Here’s a quick guide to what you can expect from these plugins. FooGallery Features You’re given a number of choices with FooGallery Free and FooGallery PRO. This starts when you select your gallery template – and there are quite a few to choose from, with additional templates in the Pro version. Once you’ve selected your template, you can customize your media gallery to suit your needs. FooGallery is responsive, so will adjust to the size of the screen on which it … Read more…
An Image Gallery is a key component to any WordPress blog. Just think about it: our online interactions are more visual than ever before. More people have cameras (or phones with cameras). People use images to communicate more often (just think of the emoji). More photos are being shared on social media. If you aren’t including images on your blog, you aren’t capitalising on your potential. Visual Media Is On The Rise Images have become a part of our daily communication. Why explain how something looks, when you can just snap a quick picture and send it to someone? The … Read more…
Infinite scrolling has become a design trend for many websites. But should you use it for your image galleries? We explore effective strategies for doing this.
FooGallery PRO’s latest feature, Gallery Filtering, comes with a number of Simple and Advanced Filtering settings. The Advanced Filtering gives you a bit more versatility when it comes to customising your gallery. Below are the settings, with a guide on how to set each up. Selection Mode You can change the Selection Mode from Single (the default) to Multiple. In the Multiple Selection Mode, you can show all images from two or more tags – this is under the Multiple (OR) setting. Or you can set it to show images that only feature in all of the selected tags – … Read more…
Gallery Filtering, the latest feature on FooGallery PRO, allows you to filter your gallery using Media Tags and Categories. Here is a step-by-step walkthrough of how to create a filtered gallery, including assigning tags to individual images. Step 1: Add Images As with any image gallery, you first need to add your media. Once you have uploaded your images though, you can add your Media Tags and Categories. You will still see the sections for adding the Title, Caption, Alt Text and Description – add these in. If you scroll down a little further, you’ll now see additional fields for … Read more…
FooGallery Pro‘s latest update includes Gallery Filtering. You can now add media tags or categories to images in your WordPress Gallery, allowing you to filter the images by those tags or categories. This has been one of the most requested features since we released FooGallery PRO and it is immediately available for all existing license holders of FooGallery PRO at no additional cost. This is what the standard filtering looks like out of the box: As you add your images, you’ll be able to add multiple tags and categories to each image. These will appear above (or below) your gallery, … Read more…