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aronda Gallery – Structured galleries & flexible layouts for Elementor
The aronda Gallery extends Elementor with a versatile gallery function offering multiple layout types and extensive customization options. Present your images in a structured, modern and individual way – perfect for portfolios, references, products or visual content. 
The gallery integrates directly into the Elementor editor and provides flexible layout options such as Grid, Masonry or Flavius (an advanced product-style layout with a main image and previews). 
Thanks to well thought-out settings, you always stay in full control of structure, appearance and behavior of your content – without any coding.
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Intuitive filter function 
Enable targeted navigation through your content – without reloading the page.
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Search engine friendly & accessible 
Thanks to semantic markup and accessible code, your website remains easy to read not only for users but also for Google.
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Optimized for performance 
Fast loading times and a resource-saving “Load More” mechanism ensure a smooth user experience – even with many items.
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Individually customizable 
Adjust layout, colors, spacing and effects to match your design – directly in the Elementor editor, without programming knowledge.
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The Filter Gallery integrates seamlessly into your existing web design and makes it easy for visitors to discover content in a structured way.
<h4>Key Features</h4>
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Multiple layout types 
Choose between Masonry, Grid and Flavius depending on your use case and design requirements.
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Masonry layout 
Dynamic layout based on image sizes – ideal for creative and irregular designs.
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Grid layout 
Uniform display of all elements with equal item sizes – perfect for clean structures.
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Flavius layout (product display) 
Main image with additional preview images – ideal for WooCommerce, product pages or for visual content that should stand out.
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Custom sorting 
Sort content manually via drag & drop or automatically by date or randomly.
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Load More function 
Content can be loaded step by step to improve performance and usability.
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Responsive column control 
Define the number of columns individually for desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
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Spacing & layout control 
Adjust spacing between images and the overall gallery height flexibly.
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Custom navigation (Flavius) 
Choose between default icons, custom SVGs or no navigation.
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Design customization 
Colors, sizes, hover effects and layout can be adjusted directly in the Elementor editor.
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<h4>Use Cases</h4>
The aronda Gallery is particularly suitable for:
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<li>Portfolios</li>
<li>References</li>
<li>Product displays</li>
<li>WooCommerce shops</li>
<li>Image galleries</li>
<li>Projects</li>
<li>Agency websites</li>
<li>Photographer websites</li>
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In short: For all websites that want to present visual content in a structured and flexible way.
<h4>Compatible with the Elementor Website Builder</h4>
The aronda Gallery was specifically developed for Elementor and integrates fully into the editor. 
Simply drag & drop the widget onto your page and configure content directly in the Elementor panel. 
All settings – layout, images, navigation and design – can be adjusted without programming.
<h4>Free Version Features</h4>
The free version already includes:
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<li>Grid & Masonry layout</li>
<li>Elementor widget integration</li>
<li>Manual & automatic sorting</li>
<li>Responsive column control</li>
<li>Spacing settings</li>
<li>Basic design options</li>
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aronda Gallery – Flexible Image Gallery for Elementor

The aronda Gallery extends Elementor with a versatile gallery function offering multiple layout types and extensive customization options

Robert Neu

Ozzy Rodriguez

Cipher

WP Featherlight is a WordPress lightbox plugin for adding a minimal, high-performance, responsive jQuery lightbox to your WordPress website. At its core, WP Featherlight is a WordPress plugin wrapper for the Featherlight jQuery lightbox plugin. When installed, the plugin will automatically display all standard WordPress images and galleries in a simple, minimalistic lightbox popup.
In order for WordPress images and galleries to be lightboxed, you need to select the “Media File” option when choosing where the thumbnails should link. You can also select the “Custom Link” option if you make sure to link directly to an image file. This should work for any image file, even if it’s hosted on another website.
It’s also possible to lightbox videos, iframes, and ajax content with WP Featherlight by adding data attributes to your content. For more details on custom content loading, check out the <a href="https://github.com/noelboss/featherlight/#usage" rel="nofollow ugc">featherlight documentation</a>.
There are no settings for WP Featherlight, so you should be able to install it without needing to configure anything. In the event you don’t want a lightbox on certain pages or posts, there is an option to disable it from within the post editor screen.
If you find a display problem, it may be related to your theme but please <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/wp-featherlight" rel="ugc">open an support request</a> about it so we can look into it. For more information about the Featherlight script itself, check out their <a href="http://noelboss.github.io/featherlight/" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub plugin page</a>.
<h4>Developer Notes</h4>
While there are no options in the plugin, there are some handy filters to modify the default behavior. As of <code>0.3.0</code> all images which use the default WordPress captions will also include a caption when the image is lightboxed. To disable this behavior, filter <code>wp_featherlight_captions</code> to false.
You can also disable inclusion of the CSS and JavaScript conditionally using filters which can be found in the <code>/includes/class-scripts.php</code> file. If you have questions about how any part of the plugin works, please don’t hesitate to <a href="https://github.com/cipherdevgroup/wp-featherlight/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">open an issue on GitHub</a>.
<h4>Contributing</h4>
If you’d like to submit code patches or contribute in any other way, please <a href="https://github.com/cipherdevgroup/wp-featherlight" rel="nofollow ugc">fork the plugin on GitHub</a>.

WP Featherlight – A Simple jQuery Lightbox

Needed a lightbox for a project. Installed an other one first which had tons of (for me unnecessary) features and slowed down the page. Downloaded some more of the usual suspects from the repo and just compared them by size. Instead of almost 4 MB (the a.m. one) I came down to less than 200 kB. And it just does what it's supposed to do. Nothing more, nothing less. And the page flies … !

If you care for pagespeed … this is for you!

just been trying 5/6 different lightbox plugins, all of which failed to work and had 100's of options.

tried this one after looking at featherlight Jquery and integrating it directly, this cropped up and I can happily report "it just works"

Thank you 



First lightbox plugin to work out of the box

Sure, it's not full of options, but it does it job and does it well, no bloat. When I need it, it just works.

Thanks for sharing it and the continuous update.

Simple and light

I love minimalism, saving resources and increasing speed, so this is for sure my choice (even though I expect that a recent review was right that the closing could be better on mobiles).

But I needed to extend the captions on pictures to include a copyright notice in the lightbox view (which would have been too much in page view). So I looked at the code and found that the WordPress media library is not queried at all, so no way will we get the media library description for an image.

This is how to get out of that problem with some manual coding on pages: JS finds all images on the page, and gets their captions e.g. target.parent().find( '.wp-caption-text' )

So if the caption contains a this can be used together with the class „featherlight“ of the outer lightbox <div> to add an extended description hidden on the page via CSS but shown in the lightbox.

Thanks to all the contributors and PLEASE keep this great plugin alive!

Super light, no bloat, tip to extend caption in lightbox

An ultra lightweight jQuery lightbox for WordPress images and galleries.

aronda Gallery – Flexible Image Gallery for Elementor vs WP Featherlight – A Simple jQuery Lightbox