- Choose the image to show throught a friendly widget in your post editor.
- Choose between the four presets WordPress sizes: Thumbnail, Medium, Largeand Full.
- Link the image to the article or leave it without a link.
- Showing images in the posts list, even if those images are not setting to appear in the content.
- Get the image url instead of the whole tag.
JH Portfolio provides an admin section for adding portfolio entries, this includes Project Title, Brief, a Main Image, category, main content, additional images, external links etc. The portfolio is ajax powered, so switching between portfolio entries is speedy, but still search engine friendly. There are also pre-made widgets for displaying the portfolio on the front end.
JH Portfolio is still in development but is stable.
(Looks promising, like the cutomising for a portfolios needs... check back on this, later on. )
Photogallery
- enable simple building of image galleries (it not uses built in media support) � it�s targeted for sites where is WordPress used as a CMS
- Plugin's second widgetcontains two widgets � one with the list of available galleries and second with images from the selected (or latest) gallery � this widget is aimed for the main page of blog on which is used
- Validates the aweful XHTML that WordPress spits out.
- Several options on how you want your gallery images.
- Allows multiple galleries in a single post.
- Ability to set the number of images shown in each gallery.
- Ability to exclude or include any images from your gallery.
- Doesn't load any JavaScript unless you choose to do so.
Best of all, is now you can insert image(s) much faster, and precisely where you want them to be.
- No thickbox, using metabox with zero interface blocking, quite similar to the uploader in WordPress 1.5
- No hacking, default upload interface is not affected, only enhanced.
- Insert multiple images in gallery & library mode, without using shortcode; can also insert images in reversed order, and even control spacing between images.
- Mass info editing, change title/captions in one-shot.
- Smart switches: set default uploader, disable captions & toggle all items.
- Initial load time is still limited by server, because the default media manager is not fully client-sided.
AutoNav Graphical Navigation and Gallery Plugin
I wrote this plugin to make it easy for me to write graphical page-based Wordpress sites. I wanted to address these issues:
I wanted to create websites with many nested pages, and permit the user to navigate among them by clicking on pictures within the pages, rather than having to use the Page List. I wanted to list child pages in tables, and have the size of the tables, and the number of rows, automatically computed to fit my layout, based on the thumbnail sizes.
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shortcode and add a little more functionality to it. By organizing your galleries as multiple child pages of one parent page, you can use this plugin to see a preview thumbnail and description of each gallery.Custom Field Images provides a flexible way to associate an image to a post and display it anywhere on your site.
Easily insert image data
The plugin adds a custom meta box which is designed specifically for image data, making it easier to use than the generic custom fields box. There is also a button for filling the box automatically with an image uploaded through WordPress.
(This could be it, like a custom field, BUT with the upload button... then again, it could be just as hard to integrate as the first thumb maker i tried... actually not sure if it makes the thumb... anyhew IS RECENTLY uupdated, which is a good sign... )
- Puts all the gallery css in a separte file, for easy customisation and faster page load.
- Adds an id attribute to the code, so that two or more galleries can have adifferent number of columns and still display correctly on the same page.
I like using custom fields to define images for my posts, so that’s what this script was built upon. So, the script looks for the custom fields Keys that you define. If that Key has a Value (should be an image URL), the image is displayed with your post. If there is no custom field used, the script looks for the first image attached to your post. If there is one, then it grabs that image and uses it.