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However you can add a style parameter to a native gallery to open it up to Photonic. The code is still in place though, and works for authorized users, as can be seen here. As a result, Photonic no longer works for Instagram photos. developers not operating as a business) from meaningfully using its API. In mid-September 2022 Meta / Facebook / Instagram changed its rules to disallow individual developers (i.e.

The following Zenfolio concepts are supported in Photonic:įor demos of Zenfolio support visit the Zenfolio page. The following SmugMug concepts are supported in Photonic:įor demos of SmugMug support visit the SmugMug page. The following Google Photos concepts are supported in Photonic:įor demos of Google Photos support visit the Google Photos page. The following Flickr concepts are supported in Photonic:įor demos of Flickr support visit the Flickr page. With the exception of Thickbox the lightboxes have been adapted to become touch and gesture-friendly.

Magnific Popup – no update since February 2016įor the non-GPL alternatives like Fancybox2 and the obsolete libraries, Photonic has code to work with them, but you have to install the scripts yourself or rely on them from your theme or another plugin.

Fancybox 1 – no update since November 2010.

Fancybox2 – not GPL, so the script is not included with the plugin.

This includes scripts that run on pure JavaScript without relying on external libraries, or those that require jQuery. Of all plugins free or paid, Photonic has support built in for the highest number of lightbox scripts. If some of your posts were written with Gutenberg and some without, Photonic supports both scenarios.

When used with Gutenberg Photonic creates no shortcodes, rather it creates blocks. Bear in mind that if you deactivate Photonic you will have to remove all instances of this custom shortcode, something that is not required if you stick to the gallery shortcode. In case you happen to be using a theme or plugin that already overrides the gallery shortcode, Photonic provides you with the option to use your own shortcode for Photonic galleries. When used without the Gutenberg editor Photonic by default overrides the gallery shortcode. You can also set up authentication so that visitors can see private and protected photos from each provider. It supports Flickr photos, Albums (Photosets), Galleries and Collections, along with Google Photos photos and albums, SmugMug folders, albums and images, and Zenfolio photos, Photosets and Groups.

It adds support for several new sources and parameters to enhance the content and look-and-feel of your galleries. Photonic takes the WordPress gallery and super-charges it with a lot of added functionality.