Kevin Stover

James Laws

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<li>Version 1.0.4 fixes a bug related to themes not having post thumbnails enabled. (See note below about post thumbnails)</li>
<li>Version 1.0.3 fixes a bug related to the onecolumn-page.php error.</li>
<li>Version 1.0.2 fixes an activation error that some users were experiencing when activating the plugin.</li>
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Version 1.0.1 fixes the PHP Warning that exists in v. 1.0. Please upgrade as soon as possible.
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Note – In order to use Ninja Galleries, your theme must have post thumbnails enabled. If you do not, you can still install Ninja Galleries, but there will be no functionality.
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First off, Ninja Galleries is based upon the excellent Media Tags plugin by Paul Menard. If you are looking to simply tag your images, then Media Tags is the plugin you need. 
Because Media Tags 3.0 is the tagging system used by this plugin, we strongly recommend that you do not use Media Tags and Ninja Galleries at the same time. Although we have gone 
through great lengths to prevent any possible conflicts, it would be best to use one or the other.
Ninja Galleries is designed to work with the Lighbox Plus plugin (v. 2.2.2). If you have this plugin installed, then Ninja Galleries will open all clicked images in a Lightbox Popup. 
If you do not have this plugin installed, Ninja Announcements will simply link to the image.
Features: 
 *Create image galleries featuring as many images as you would like. 
 *Once a gallery is created and tags are selected, new tagged images show up automatically. 
 *Outputs each gallery as a set of
<
dl>
<dt> HTML elements for easy styling. 
 *Assign categories to each gallery for easy organization. 
 *Each gallery has its own url that you can to link from anywhere on your site. 
 *List your galleries by category using a simple shortcode.</dt>

Ninja Galleries uses http://www.yoursite.com/gallery/gallery-name as the url for gallery pages. This means that you can’t have any custom post types with this url. Unfortunately, this is 
fairly set in stone at this release. Future versions will allow a custom url.
There are more screenshots and tutorials for Ninja Galleries at http://plugins.wpninjas.net.
<h3>Use</h3>
There are a few shortcodes included to make linking to your gallery or galleries easier. 
 *If you would like to list all the galleries within a given category: [wpnj_gal_list cat=”Category1″] 
 *You can list multiple categories by putting in a comma-separated list: [wpnj_gal_list cat=”Category1,Category2,Category3″] 
 *If you want to put in a link to a specific gallery (which will use the featured image as the link): [wpnj_gal_list gallery=”Gallery Name Here”] 
 *If you want to list all of the galleries: [wpnj_gal_list]
<h3>Advanced Styling</h3>
To get the gallery images to look the way you want, style
<
dl>
<dt> and 
<dd> elements.</dd>
</dt>
<h3>Requested Features</h3>
*Ability to create a custom url. Currently, the user is restricted to /gallery/, future versions of Ninja Galleries will correct this.

Ninja Galleries

Ninja Galleries lets you easily create image galleries by tagging your images and then assigning those tags to a gallery page.

srinidhibhargava

This plugin provides a simple solution for portfolio filtring and it popups.
It provides with the shorcode that provides the filtring for the portfolios using isotope filtring.
create portfolios and add categories to it
Use this shortcode to get all the work done.
[display_portfolio]

Myportfolios

This is a portfolio plugin that provides a animated filtring with popup just with a shortcode that also filters with category.

Ninja Galleries vs Myportfolios