shazdeh

<p>Integrates with WordPress’ built-in [gallery] shortcode to provide lost of unique features:</p>
<ul>
<li>Clean HTML5 output, with options to change on desire</li>
<li>Pagination option, you can set how many items you want to have per page, you can also request for a specific portion of the gallery</li>
<li>Visual “Exclude” option, you can tick the images you want to exclude from gallery! How cool is that?</li>
<li>Several options on how you want your gallery images.</li>
<li>Allows multiple galleries in a single post.</li>
<li>& more!</li>
</ul>


The Gallery Shortcode

Improve built-in [gallery] shortcode with cleaner output, optional pagination, visual exclude option and lots more.

andreyk

<p>It may be useful when you need to attach many images to the same post. This plugin divides your wordpress gallery into several dynamic pages. It can works in two ways: modifying the <code>[gallery]</code> shortcode output or do not affect it when you use <code>[pgallery]</code> shortcode instead. The following settings of the plugin are available: number of images per page, hide or show edit attachment link, and the same as in standard wordpress gallery: number of columns, preview size, link from preview, tags of items, captions and previews, sort order, exclude some attachments.</p>
<p>Note that if you set the plugin to [pgallery] mode then you may use both [gallery] and [pgallery] shortcodes in your blog. For instanse, you may apply another plugin to replace standard [gallery] output. When activating first, the Paged Gallery plugin is set to [gallery] mode.</p>
<h3>Sample</h3>
<p>Here is a sample of using this plugin <a href="http://andrey.eto-ya.com/chernihiv-photo" title="Chernihiv: city and historical places" rel="nofollow ugc">Chernihiv Photos</a>.</p>


Paged Gallery

Divides your wordpress image gallery into several pages.

The Gallery Shortcode vs Paged Gallery