Jeannot Muller

Flickr is NO LONGER offering this type of embedding slideshows, hence this plugin-in is outdated!
I didn’t find any gallery which fulfilled my expectations. I don’t need private pictures from flickr to be included to my blog, as once included they are not private anymore. That’s why I wanted to use the standard functionality of flickr to embed slideshows.
You can change the border, scrolling (yes/no), and width and height of the linked iframe under settings. I haven’t found yet any parameter or hint to change the black background color. Please post me in case you have an advice and I’ll change the coding accordingly. I might need some time to do so, as maintaing this plugin is a hobby only. The influence on the standard functionality of the flickr API is very limited. Adapting width and height of the iframe might result in artefacts which can’t be influenced by any wrapper coding out of wordpress.
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flickr-slideshow-wrapper

Including standard flickr slideshows into your blog. Call your Flickr slideshow by adding [set_id=XYZ] to your content.

Bjørn Johansen

Linda Granstad

This plugin takes care of wrapping your intro text (everything before <!–more–> — also called “teaser content”) in a div element with the class “intro”.
This allows for easy styling of the intro text, e.g. with larger fonts, colors, etc.

Intro Wrapper

Wrap your intro text in a DIV element with the class "intro"

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