Lightbox Slider Pro organizes images into responsive galleries for WordPress pages and posts. Create multiple galleries with unlimited images, and give each collection its own settings and shortcode. Categorized display helps group portfolios, photography, product visuals, event images, and other media.

Build and arrange a gallery

Start in the gallery administration dashboard and use the multiple picture uploader to add images. Drag-and-drop positioning lets you set their order. Choose from five gallery design layouts and eight animation effects. Isotope and Masonry effects arrange images of different sizes within the gallery, while responsive behavior adapts the display to different screen resolutions.

Use categorized display to organize collections. Each gallery can have its own layout and presentation settings, so separate image groups can be configured individually.

Choose a lightbox and gallery style

A lightbox is the image preview that opens over the gallery. Choose from eight integrated types: Nivo Box, Photo Box, Pretty Photo, Window Box, Smooth Box, Swipe Box, Ion Box, and Fancy Box. Set the lightbox to open when a user clicks an image or an icon. Gallery titles and image labels can be shown or hidden.

Style gallery elements with unlimited color schemes and opacity effects, including hover and text colors. The extension includes 520 Google Font styles and unlimited Font Awesome icon choices, with a control for font icon size. Each gallery can use its own styling settings.

Publish and manage collections

Save a gallery, then copy its unique shortcode or use the Add Shortcode button on a WordPress post or page to publish it. Import and export settings are available for gallery management, along with a delete-all option. The extension is multilingual translation ready and retina ready, with responsive lightbox behavior for iPhone, iPad, tablets, and PCs.

Set up Lightbox Slider Pro

1. Install the plugin through the WordPress administration area and activate it.
2. Open the gallery dashboard, make a gallery, upload images, and arrange their position.
3. Select a layout, animation, colors, fonts, icons, and lightbox type, then save the gallery.
4. Copy or insert the gallery shortcode into a WordPress page or post with the Add Shortcode button.
5. Preview the gallery at different screen sizes and adjust its settings as needed.