So ...
Now you can create a new post or page - or edit an existing one - and you can simply paste the given shortcode into your content. The new "Add Gallery" button will open a pop-up window where you can select a given gallery, to insert the appropriate shortcode (in case you have multiple galleries):
And here's the live result:
If you click on any image included in your gallery, a cool lightbox will be activated with navigational features included:
And of course, you can easily customize the lightbox according to your needs:
The cherry on the top: you can easily display your galleries in any widget ready area. Simply insert your shortcode into a regular Wordpress text widget ...
... and you can showcase your galleries wherever you want:
Cool, isn't it?
And that's it my friends! If you have any comments, further questions or update requests please don't hesitate to react! Like, comment and share!
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Or do you activate and deactivate them just when you are doing something like creating a gallery?