Content Slideshow

For simplicity's sake, no settings page is included. Settings for this plugin tend to depend on the exact situation in which you are using it, so rather than going to the setting page every time you want to use it, you can adjust the parameters via tweaks to the slideshow url (see details below).

This plugin overrides WordPress at the slideshow/ url. If you have a post/page with that slug, it will no longer be accessible on the front-end. This may be desired; for example, you could create an empty slideshow page so that you have a record of the plugin's presence and can more easily add it to navigation menus. You don't have to have a page thee, though, and you can manually add the slideshow URL to your navigation menus.

You can force the plugin to always show the highest resolution pictures available by using the size query argument (http://example.com/slideshow?size=full). Note that this could cause speed issues with loading the images if your internet connection or your web server is slow.

The plugin supports year and month parameters that can be used to only show images uploaded in a given time period (see the description for an example).

The shortcode version supports all four parameters that the full URL version supports, as attributes: [content_slideshow size="medium" year="2014" month="1" mode="featured"]