About this plugin
This plugin provides an automated way to convert any standard WordPress gallery that is embedded on a page using the [gallery] shortcode into a WunderSlider.
WunderSlider Gallery also supports NextGEN Gallery to embed any gallery as a WunderSlider using the [wunderslider_nggallery] shortcode or by enabling it as the default renderer for the [nggallery] shortcode.
The plugin requires the WunderSlider which is available freely for personal use and can be downloaded on the WunderSlider page.
A license is required to be purchased for commercial use, see the WunderSlider page for more details.
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Usage / Notes on settings
After you have followed the instructions on installing WunderSlider and the WunderSlider Gallery plugin, go to Appearance > WunderSlider Gallery and have a look at the default settings.
[gallery] shortcode attributes:
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The size attribute uses full by default. Set it to another size if you don’t need the full image size.
Default sizes are thumbnail, medium, large and full.
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WunderSlider attributes that use a dash in the attribute name must be used with an underscore instead when passed to the [gallery] shortcode. If used, container-class, container-style, container-height and container-width must be passed as container_class, container_style, container_height and container_width to the [gallery] shortcode.
This is especially important when the display="proportional" setting is used, as you will have to provide the container width and height explicitly.
Example:
[gallery display=”proportional” container_width=”80%” container_height=”360px”]
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If you do not want the WunderSlider applied to a specific gallery, you must add the wunderslider="false" attribute, for example:
[gallery wunderslider=”false”]
Usage with NextGEN Gallery
Any NextGEN gallery can be rendered as a WunderSlider using the [wunderslider_nggallery] shortcode or by enabling defaults for NextGEN Gallery shortcodes in the Appearance > WunderSlider Gallery settings.
Example:
[wunderslider_nggallery id="123"] will render a WunderSlider for the NextGEN gallery with id 123.
The [nggallery] shortcode can be rendered as a WunderSlider by either enabling it by default or by specifying:
[nggallery id="123" wunderslider="true"]
For this to take effect, the option to handle NextGEN Gallery shortcodes must be enabled on the settings page Appearance > WunderSlider Gallery.
As with the [gallery] shortcode, any WunderSlider attributes can be passed to [wunderslider_nggallery] or [nggallery] – those that use a dash in the attribute name must be used with an underscore instead: container-class, container-style, container-height and container-width must be passed as container_class, container_style, container_height and container_width.
Examples:
- [wunderslider_nggallery id="1" container_width="80%" container_height="300px" display="proportional"]
- [nggallery id="1" wunderslider="true" container_width="80%" container_height="300px" display="proportional"]