MaxGalleria 2.1.0 is now available via automatic update in the WordPress dashboard and its plugin repository page. This update contains support for YouTube videos and an improved user experience. We recommend updating your version of MaxGalleria as soon as possible, as it’s important to always keep your WordPress plugins up-to-date.
With last week’s release of MaxGalleria 2.0, we’ve been asked quite a bit about what we mean in terms of it being a “gallery platform”. It’s an important question, especially because we’re sort of breaking new ground for WordPress gallery plugins, so allow me to explain.
MaxGalleria 2.0.1 is now available via automatic update in the WordPress dashboard and its plugin repository page. This update is a minor release with a CSS tweak and setting enhancement. We recommend updating your version of MaxGalleria as soon as possible, as it’s important to always keep your WordPress plugins up-to-date.
One of our customers posted a question on the forums about upgrading to MaxGalleria 2.0, and whether or not it will be a seamless upgrade. Apparently this person has had some bad experiences from other plugins, and is naturally cautious about blindly trusting the upgrade process, especially one such as ours with significant changes. It’s understandable, so let me explain how this will work.
This is a day long in the making, as we’ve been hard at work on this the last few months, but we can finally announce that MaxGalleria 2.0 is ready for mass consumption. As we wrote a few weeks ago, MaxGalleria has changed from a single plugin into a full-blown gallery platform for WordPress.
A couple weeks ago we announced that MaxGalleria was changing from a single WordPress gallery plugin into a full-blown gallery platform for WordPress. There was a lot of information to digest in that announcement, and we’ve received a lot of great feedback about it, but one question that people kept asking was, “What about current MaxGalleria customers, how will this change affect them?”.
We have been hard at work over the last few months working on a major change to MaxGalleria. In short, MaxGalleria is changing from a single plugin into a full-blown gallery platform for WordPress. This new platform will consist of a core plugin that provides all standard gallery functionality, as well as a number of addons to enhance and extend gallery capabilities. This is a lengthy post, but well worth the read, so let’s get started.
We’ve updated again! That’s right, version 1.6.1 is out and ready for use. We’ve got a host of fixes that you guys have noted in the forums as well as a big update to how you can layout your gallery. In 1.6.1 we’ve introduced List, Row, Grid views. Watch the video below for a quick overview of how the new layouts work when editing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM2WdXwM_xo List, Rows and Grid With
This weekend we pushed out MaxGalleria 1.6, which is notable because it adds support for featured images for your galleries. This essentially lets you define a thumbnail that you can use to represent your gallery, and along with this, we added a new shortcode named that you can use to put gallery thumbnails wherever you want.
We updated MaxGalleria this weekend to v1.5.4 which had a host of fixes that we’d been working on for a while. Below is a quick list of the updates. – Made the “Number of Media” column to be sortable in the gallery list page. – Server-side template update. – Added a couple missing _e() functions when opening a thickbox for images. – Updated Image Tiles, Image Showcase, Video Tiles, and
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