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RSS Image Widget fetches images from any RSS/Atom feed that uses enclosures and displays them in a responsive grid with a built-in lightbox. Works as both a classic widget and a Gutenberg block.
Features:
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<li>Widget + Block — Use in sidebars (classic widget) or anywhere in the block editor</li>
<li>Lightweight — No jQuery, no external CDN. Just a tiny vanilla JS lightbox (~2 KB)</li>
<li>Responsive grid — CSS Grid layout adapts to any container width</li>
<li>Lazy loading — Images use native browser lazy loading</li>
<li>Accessible — Lightbox supports keyboard navigation (Escape to close)</li>
<li>Zero configuration — Just add a feed URL and go</li>
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Upgrading from v2.x:
The Bootstrap classes (<code>row</code>, <code>col-xs-12</code>) and external Lightbox2 CDN have been replaced with clean semantic HTML, a responsive CSS Grid layout, and a bundled vanilla JS lightbox. If you had custom CSS targeting the old classes, you will need to update it to use the new <code>.rss-image-gallery</code> BEM classes.

RSS Image Widget

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