Featured Content Gallery creates an automated, fully customizable rotating image gallery anywhere within your WordPress site. Choose your images and display categories, pages or posts with custom overlay text and a thumbnail carousel. Custom options include gallery size, color, style and more. Featured Content Gallery home page: <a href="http://www.featuredcontentgallery.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">FeaturedContentGallery.com</a>.
Additional Plugin Information:
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<li><a href="http://www.featuredcontentgallery.com/install-setup" rel="nofollow ugc">Installation, Setup & Instructional Video</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.featuredcontentgallery.com/about" rel="nofollow ugc">About and Changelog</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.featuredcontentgallery.com/showcase" rel="nofollow ugc">FCG Website Showcase</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.featuredcontentgallery.com/forum" rel="nofollow ugc">Help and Support Forum</a></li>
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<h3>Usage</h3>
After you download and activate the new Featured Content Gallery plugin, you will first want to head over to the options page which will allow you to configure your gallery. You will also need to select whether you’d like to have your featured content come from a blog post category or from individual post or page IDs.
The featured content gallery plugin is now fully customizable. Style the gallery with options like size, color, and custom slide transitions through the options page. For each featured item, you have the ability to determine the main image used, thumbnail, and overlay text.
The new plugin uses four different custom fields in advanced mode. Simply upload images or enter your custom text to have the gallery display exactly what you want.
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<li>articleimg: (required) used to determine the main image for the gallery.</li>
<li>thumbnailimg: (optional) used to determine the thumbnail image displayed. Without this enabled, the main image is automatically cropped to create a thumbnail.</li>
<li>featuredtext: (optional) enter in custom text to be displayed in the text area. Without this enabled, approximately 100 characters of text from the post or page is displayed by default.</li>
<li>alttext: (optional) enter in custom text to be displayed for the post or page image alt tag in the value field. Without a value, the image will not have alt text. </li>
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Make sure to visit <a href="http://www.featuredcontentgallery.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">FeaturedContentGallery.com</a> for a live demo, detailed installation instructions and video, info about the plugin, a website showcase, and support forum.
Jason Thurston | Kris Themstrup | Yelena Khamidullina | <a href="http://www.ieplexus.com" rel="nofollow ugc">iePlexus.com</a>

Featured Content Gallery

Used to create a customizable rotating image gallery anywhere within your WordPress site.

Andy Whalen

Displays a beautiful image gallery with a fullscreen option in pages or posts. 
Just insert the <code>[gallery]</code> shortcode into your page or post, and any attached images will appear in the gallery. 
It uses the awesome Galleria JavaScript image gallery framework, and it’s easy to customize the display if you have JavaScript and CSS skills. 
It’s mobile- and touch-ready so you can easily swipe through your photos on supported devices. 
Two visual options to choose from: light and dark.
This plugin relies on the built-in gallery functionality of WordPress. 
Any images that are uploaded to (AKA attached) to a post or page will be pulled into this gallery. 
In newer versions of WordPress you’re able to add and remove images from a gallery, and even put them in a certain order. 
For older versions of WP, you can specify the <code>ids</code> option in the shortcode in order to exclude and sort your images. 
Here’s an example of a shortcode with specified image IDs:
<pre><code>[gallery ids="5,4,6,7"]
</code></pre>

Galleria

Displays a beautiful image gallery with a fullscreen option in pages or posts. Just insert the [gallery] shortcode into your page or post, and any att …

Featured Content Gallery vs Galleria