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Lazyest Gallery

Latest stable version: 0.16.7

Latest version: 1.0-beta2

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Read this first

  • Lazyest Gallery is not compatible with WordPress multi-site (MS)
  • Your PHP server should have GD2 installed. Ask your host if you are uncertain about this.

Lazyest Gallery features

  • Fullly integrated in WordPress with Settings and Management pages
  • Automatic thumbnail and slide creation
  • Comment on Images and Folders
  • Manage Comments per Folder or Image
  • JQuery Slideshow, no need for extra Flash download
  • Galleries and subgalleries follow your directory structure
  • Show thumbnail folders of your gallery in your posts and pages
  • Use populair popup plugin like Lightbox or Thickbox
  • Arrange your folders and images by date, alfabetically or manually
  • Widgets for Random Image and Folder List
  • WordPress Edit Screen button integration for thumbnails
  • Show EXIF data for your jpeg images
  • Add captions to folders and images

Tips and Tricks

  1. If you want icons to be displayed for any folders, just put inside the folder an image (jpg, gif or png) with same name as the folder.
  2. If you want folders to be displayed in your sidebar, use the LG List Folders widget, or add this line to your “sidebar.php”:
    <?php if (function_exists(lg_list_folders)) lg_list_folders("title"); ?>
    You can use whatever title you want.
  3. If you want a random image to be displayed in your sidebar, use the LG Random Image widget, or add this line to your “sidebar.php”:
    <?php if (function_exists(lg_random_image)) lg_random_image("title", count, "folder_name", true ); ?>
    Where:

    • “title” = the title above your images
    • count = the number of images e.g 4
    • “foldername” = the name of the folder from where the images will be selected ( “” = all folders )
    • true or false = include subfolders or not
  4. If you want to link an image in your post or page you can use this shortcode:
    [lg_image folder="foldername" image="imagename.ext" align="value" width="value" height="value" caption="value"]
    Where:

    • every atribute but “folder and image” are optional
    • foldername: path to the folder, relative to the gallery directory
    • align: could be left, right or center
    • width and height: an integer value
    • if caption is provided this will override the xml one
  5. If you want to show thumbnails for a folder in your post or page you can use this shortcode:
    [lg_folder folder="foldername" count="value" cols="value" paging="value"]
    Where:

    • every atribute but “folder and image” are optional
    • foldername: path to the folder, relative to the gallery directory
    • count: number of images to show
    • cols: number of columns in display
    • paging: either “true” or “false” show -next- and -prev- to show more images
  6. If you want to have a slideshow with images from one folder, you can use this shortcode
    [lg_slideshow folder="foldername"]
    Where:

    • foldername: path to the folder, relative to the gallery directory
  7. To enable comments, you have to have the line
    <?php comments_template(); ?>
    in the page template for your gallery. If you can’t find this line, please check single.php for the correct syntax and position.