| 开发者 |
gallerycreator
freemius |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月1日 17:01 |
| PHP版本: | 5.3.8 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0 |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Yes. The core gallery blocks, mixed media gallery workflow, albums, and lightbox features are available in the free plugin.
You can create galleries with images, self-hosted MP4 video, MP3 audio, YouTube, Vimeo, and VideoPress content.
Yes. For self-hosted video items, open the item menu in the Items Manager and choose Add Poster. You can select an image from the WordPress Media Library or capture a frame from the video. When a frame is used, SimpLy Gallery creates a new WordPress media attachment and uses it as the video poster.
A poster image gives native HTML5 video a reliable preview before playback. It improves the visitor experience, avoids forcing the browser to load the first video frame as a preview, and can help with compatibility on mobile devices and older browsers.
No. Video galleries are thumbnail-first. SimpLy Gallery creates the actual YouTube or Vimeo embed only for the active video, then stops and replaces it when another video is selected. This works for manually added YouTube and Vimeo videos in the free plugin, including lightbox playback.
The free plugin includes 8 WordPress gallery blocks: Masonry, Justified, Grid, Slider / Carousel, Viewer, Albums, Album Navigator, and Saved SimpLy Gallery.
Yes. SimpLy Gallery Blocks is built around WordPress gallery blocks and is designed to be edited directly inside the WordPress block editor.
Yes. Saved SimpLy galleries can be reused as public gallery pages, shortcodes, Saved SimpLy Gallery blocks, Elementor widgets, or inside Albums and Album Navigator layouts.
Yes. SimpLy Gallery supports the native WordPress block transform workflow. You can transform a WordPress Gallery block into a SimpLy Gallery layout such as Masonry, Justified, Grid, Slider / Carousel, or Viewer without rebuilding the gallery content from scratch. You can also transform a SimpLy Gallery block back into the native WordPress Gallery block when needed.
Standard galleries are static by default, similar to native WordPress gallery blocks. Gallery content is saved with the post and updates when you edit the gallery in the WordPress admin. PRO dynamic modes can rebuild gallery content from supported sources and cache the result for a custom number of hours per block.
No. SimpLy Gallery uses the image sizes generated by WordPress, mainly Medium size for thumbnails and Large size for lightbox images. If the Medium size is too small for a frontend layout, the plugin can use the Large size for the thumbnail area when needed, without creating new media files. This keeps the Media Library cleaner and works well with existing WordPress image optimization, CDN, watermark, and media workflows.
Adjust the default image sizes in Settings > Media before uploading images. If you change those settings after images have already been uploaded, you may need to regenerate thumbnails so WordPress can create the updated image sizes.
Yes. Media Indexing is enabled by default and can expose gallery media through static fallback HTML. The recommended mode uses noscript fallback output, and inline HTML output is also available for all users.
Yes. SimpLy Lightbox can work with native WordPress Image and Gallery blocks that use the "Link images to media files" option, as well as linked images and Classic Editor gallery content.
SimpLy Lightbox can manage lightbox behavior for a whole post or page. It can group separate Image blocks and native Gallery blocks into one browsable lightbox set with next / previous navigation, while still allowing unique lightbox settings per post or page.
Global defaults are managed from SimpLy Gallery > Lightbox for native WordPress Gallery. Individual post or page settings are managed from the SimpLy Lightbox editor sidebar, opened from the lightbox icon in the editor toolbar.
Yes. Albums and Album Navigator are available in the free plugin. They let you group saved galleries under one entry point, while each saved gallery can also be published separately or reused with a shortcode, block, or Elementor widget.
Yes. Tags Filter is available for gallery blocks in the free plugin. You can add tags directly in the Items Manager for each gallery item, type tags separated by commas, or choose from previously used SimpLy Tags. PLUS / PRO plans add more control over the tag list used in a specific gallery or block, plus advanced options such as deep linking.
Yes. Items Manager includes a multi-select mode, so you can select multiple gallery items and add or remove tags for the selected group.
Yes. Random ordering can be selected by the site owner in the WordPress admin. The frontend displays the randomized gallery output without adding a randomize button or extra control for visitors.
Manual YouTube and Vimeo gallery items are supported in the gallery workflow. Dynamic gallery sources, such as YouTube playlists and Vimeo collections, are available in PRO.
No. The gallery and lightbox features do not require cookies, and the plugin does not collect visitor data. External services such as YouTube or Vimeo may apply their own privacy behavior when their embedded players are loaded.