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Slick Slider is a popular responsive jQuery carousel developed by Ken Wheeler. The Slick Slider for WordPress Addon to MaxGalleria lets you easily bring that same functionality to your WordPress site using the MaxGalleria interface. In this article, we’ll show you how to use the Slick Slider for WordPress Addon. Then, we’ll go through some common troubleshooting tips and ways you can modify the plugin’s core functionality. How To Use

If you’re like most WordPress users, images are a key part of almost every single post that you publish. That means if something goes wrong with your WordPress images, it can make for a pretty stressful situation (maybe that’s even how you’re feeling right now!). Most of the time – everything goes off without a hitch and life is great. The rest of the time, you might run into some

If you’ve ever felt constrained by the WordPress default text editor, custom fields are your salvation. Custom fields allow you to extend your WordPress content by adding flexible new “fields” to any of your WordPress edit screens. In this post we’re going to explain how those fields help you and your users, and how to add custom fields to your WordPress site using a powerful plugin called Advanced Custom Fields. Additionally,

  You can find all types of general guides to the WordPress Jetpack plugin. But what you won’t easily find is an in-depth guide to Jetpack Galleries. Despite the multifaceted improvements offered by Jetpack Galleries, most guides only give it a short mention. We’re going to change that! We’ll give you an in-depth guide to all things Jetpack Galleries, covering everything from: The various ways in which Jetpack improves on

  When you have a fresh install of WordPress, finding files in your WordPress media library is easy. It’s like moving into a new apartment – everything is clean and in its right place. Then you start uploading more and more files…and suddenly you can’t find your old files in the black hole that is your unorganized WordPress media library. That’s when you need the help of a plugin to

Moving and manipulating files and folders on your computer’s operating system is easy, right? All you need to do is point, click, and drag a file where you want it to go. Why can’t it be that simple to move files in your WordPress Media Library? With WordPress Media Library Folders, it is. You can use a familiar-feeling interface to drag and drop files as needed. And in this post,

By default, the WordPress Media Library structures your media folders by the year and month in which you uploaded files. That’s fine if you can remember the exact month that you uploaded every single file to your WordPress site…but most of the time it’s not the most efficient method of organizing your WordPress media library. For a better way, you can use WordPress Media Library Folders to create your own

Ever wished you knew more about the core WordPress Gallery? While there are plenty of dedicated WordPress gallery plugins, the core WordPress Gallery functionality is still one of the easiest ways to add galleries to WordPress. In this post, you’ll learn everything you could ever want to know about the WordPress Gallery. By the end, you’ll know: Some history on how the current WordPress Gallery came to be How to

You need a better way to bulk upload files to your WordPress media library than using the regular interface. FTP offers that by letting you quickly upload a bunch of files to your WordPress site… But what happens when that bulk upload hits your WordPress media library? You have a huge jumble of unsorted and unorganized files that you bulk uploaded. That’s why it helps to have WordPress media library

Today we are pleased to announce Media Library Folders Pro version 3.4.0 which includes our new categories capability for Media Library images. Up to now it required using a separate media library categories plugin to include categories with Media Library images. MLFP now lets you categorize your images. Additionally our categories feature is compatible with the Enhanced Media Library plugin which adds a taxonomy for images called ‘media_categories’. Aside from