klitscher

I wanted to take the convenience and ease of use of the built-in WordPress <code>[gallery]</code> shortcode and add a little more functionality to it. By organizing your galleries as multiple child pages of one parent page, you can use this plugin to see a preview thumbnail and description of each gallery.
<h3>Styling</h3>
Version 1.2 added increasing styling options by wrapping each element in a <code><div</code>. There are two display options included with the plugin and limitless possibilities exist for any type of custom styling you would like to do. Horizontal styling is the default using only the <code>[albumize]</code> shortcode. However, to use the included vertical styling (thanks <a href="http://www.penguinandpanda.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Roman!</a>) simply use <code>[albumize style='vert']</code>.
To add your own custom styling, use <code>[albumize style='yourstylename']</code> (where ‘yourstylename’ is any name you’d like to classify it as) and add the styling to your themes stylesheet. The Albumize elements are classified as the following:
<ul>
<li><code>albumize_gallery_yourstylename</code></li>
<li><code>albumize_thumb_yourstylename</code></li>
<li><code>albumize_title_yourstylename</code></li>
<li><code>albumize_desc_yourstylename</code></li>
<li><code>albumize_count_yourstylename</code></li>
</ul>
Whatever you use for the style attribute will be used as the last part of the element classification when the album is displayed. Just add your own styling for these elements and you are all set to go. Add as many different styles as you want and call any of them using the style attribute.

Albumize

This plugin organizes different WordPress 2.5+ galleries into albums for easy display and navigation by using parent/child pages and custom fields.

codepeople

Smart Image Gallery allows to insert images, and pictures, in your blog, directly from the WordPress media library, or eternal images repositories (like: Flickr, Instagram or Google Images ). The images are searched, and inserted, from the article edition, without importing them to the WordPress media library. All you need to do is pick the search criteria, and the plugin will search in all available sources, allowing select the images that most closely match the blog’s subject.
Smart Image Gallery allows insert the selected images by separated, or as part of a gallery. It is possible select between different galleries designs, included with the plugin.
Features
<ul>
<li>Insert images, or image galleries, in the blog’s articles</li>
<li>The easiest way to find images related with the articles</li>
<li>Allows search for images in the WordPress media library, or external images repositories</li>
<li>Allows to display the images separately or as part of a gallery</li>
<li>Reduces the bandwidth consumption of your server using images hosted in external servers</li>
<li>Allows insert the gallery in the website’s sidebar.</li>
</ul>
The base plugin, available for free from the WordPress Plugin Directory, has all the features needed for search, and insert, images in the website’s articles.
Premium Features
<ul>
<li>Includes a wide number of images repositories (like:WordPress media library, Flickr, Instagram and Googel Images)</li>
<li>Includes additional galleries designs (like: carousel and Classic Gallery )</li>
</ul>
Demo of Premium Version of Plugin
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If you want more information about this plugin, or another one, visits my website:
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Requirements:
The requirements depend of the images repository, some repositories require an API Key, or Client ID
<h3>Using Smart Image Gallery</h3>
Smart Image Gallery is an easy and intuitive plugin. Before search, and insertion of the images in the articles, will be necessary activate the images repositories. Go to the settings page of plugin ( from the menu option “Settings > Smart Image Gallery” ), and activate the available images repositories (the number of images repositories depends of plugin’s version installed on your WordPress ). Each image sources has its own settings options ( for example: Flickr requires an API Key, and Instagram a Client ID)
After activate the images repositories, go to the article, and press the Smart Image Gallery icon over the content’s editor. The action opens an popup window with a search box. Type the search criteria and press the “search” button, or simply press the carriage return key. The plugin displays the images available for each images repository. If the resulting images are not appropriated for the article, the plugin displays an “+” button at right of each repository, to get additional images with the same search criteria. Each image has associated a checkbox to be selected and inserted in the article. One time have decided the images to insert, go to the galleries design tab, and select the gallery to display (the available galleries, and its options, depend of plugin’s version installed in your WordPress )
The plugin inserts a shortcode in the article, doing easy remove an image, or modify the gallery’s settings.

Smart Image Gallery

Smart Image Gallery allows to insert images, and pictures, in your blog, directly from the WordPress media library, or eternal images repositories...

Albumize vs Smart Image Gallery