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The plugin creates a nicely animated gallery out of attachments to a post. A demo is available at just-in-case.tv. All pictures are shown on a kind of image wall. Once one clicks on one of them, it opens in a kind of lightbox (fullscreen). Using the arrows on the right and left side, it is possible to display the next or previous picture. Previews of next and previous picture are available. 
Since version 0.5, the plugin features individual facebook LIKE buttons for each picture in the gallery.
Technically, it uses JQuery and needs Javascript to work.
A demo installation is available at <a href="http://just-in-case.tv" title="Embrace your grace ... and use the case! - Just in Case..." rel="nofollow ugc">just-in-case.tv</a>.
To use it, just install the plugin, attach some images to a post and insert [just_in_case_gallery] into the post. It works best with the theme Twenty Twelve.
Have fun!

Just In Case Gallery

The plugin creates an image wall including a nicely animated gallery out of attachments to a post.

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Yin Zhongzhen

This minimal WordPress lightbox plugin adds high performance, responsive jQuery lightbox functionality to your images. When standard WordPress images/galleries are clicked, the background fades out into black as images display in lightbox popup. Galleries can be navigated with on-screen arrows, touchscreen swipes, or pressing arrows keys.
In order for WordPress images and galleries to be lightboxed: 
– You must select the “Media File” option when choosing where thumbnails should link. You can also select the “Custom Link” option if it links directly to an image file. This should work for any image file, even if it’s hosted on another website. 
– Enable on each post by checking “Enable lightbox” on the WP Featherlight settings. 
– You can also lightbox videos, iframes, and ajax content 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>.
My plugin is simply a forked version of the original <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/wp-featherlight" rel="ugc">WP Featherlight plugin</a>. Only difference is the original loads the featherlight CSS/JS on every page whereas mine only loads when you manually enable. Big thanks to Yin and Walter for contributing.
<h4>Features:</h4>
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<li>Ultra-lightweight – even more lightweight than the original WP Featherlight since the lightbox CSS/JS is not loaded automatically.</li>
<li>Manual activation – to enable lightbox functionality, simply click the checkbox in your post settings.</li>
<li>Retains WP Featherlight features – has all the same features and filters as the original WP Featherlight plugin (up to version 1.3.3)</li>
<li>Supports WEBP image format.</li>
</ul>

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