Envira’s Featured Content Addon allows you to create galleries based on your posts, pages, products, and other WordPress custom post types.
See our WordPress Featured Content Gallery demo:
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T. J. Domsalla 2 months ago
That’s a really good (and long awaited) functionaliy! Thanks a lot for that.
But, what about SPAM comments? Is there some Captcha feature or similar else?With best regards,
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 1 month ago
Hi TJ,
Happy to hear you’re excited about it!
The Comments Addon uses WordPress’s core comments system, so there’s no need for extra spam configuration. It will automatically work with any anti-spam or Captcha plugins you currently use for blog comments. 🙂
Let me know if you have any other questions!
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Dennis Wilson 4 years ago
I currently utilize Lightroom 6 and it feels like I’m being restricted by Adobe for their cloud and monthly subscription based Lightroom Classic if I want to update my current Lightroom 6. It seems to me that when I purchased Lightroom 6 I would be able to update that platform. Adobe evidently decided differently and
as a result willl continue to look for a non Lightroom replacement photo editing program as Lightroom 6 would probably be unable to support any new cameras, lens that I purchase in the future. I would gladly pay a reasonable upgrade fee to my lifetime and stand alone version 6 if available.
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David Marsh 4 months ago
Is there a plugin which counts how many times an Envira Gallery is opened, and how many times each image in the gallery is viewed?
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 4 months ago
Hi David, unfortunately there isn’t an integration like that right now, but I’ve added it as a feature request for our team!
To help with tracking gallery views, here are a couple of workaround things you could also consider:1. Standalone galleries (enabled in your Envira settings), will give all of your galleries a unique URL instead of having to embed them in a page or post. This allows you to easily link to the gallery and track views the same way you would a page or post.
2. Deeplinking (enabled in the Lightbox configuration tab) will give all your images in the gallery they’re own URL using anchor links. So when a visitor views an image in the lightbox, the URL will have “#image-title” at the end of it. Google Analytics doesn’t track anchor links by default, but MonsterInsights does have a 1-click feature to turn on anchor link tracking, which would allow you to track individual lightbox images as pages.I hope this helps! Feel free to reach out to support if you have any questions. 🙂
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 4 months ago
Hi Amanda, here is a download link for the Excel template. I also updated the article to include it for others. 🙂
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Rosie 6 years ago
Thank you for this article.I love that you said to price for the client you want to attract and is right for your business. Every one has their own persepective of ideal!
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Amber 2 months ago
Professional photography is about more than just taking pictures. It’s about creating content that reflects your brand’s values, message, and identity in the most compelling way.
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Eve Hunt 6 years ago
The new themes for photography are absolutely amazing. I’m really liking how the web designers are making them not only beautiful in design, but very lightweight and responsive as well. When I’m on the bus, I love browsing the internet, and seeing so many beautiful photography websites inspires me! You really have a good collection going on here!
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Naveen Jain 6 years ago
Digital photography in itself is a tough job. Moreover, you need to display them right to help the viewer get the real essence. That is where a theme plays an important role. These themes are amazing for a photography website.
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George 7 years ago
Nice collection. Thank you for sharing these awesome themes with us. I am a photographer and currently using Phlox for my portfolio. It is fantastic.
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James 7 years ago
I’m intrigued that Photocrati and NextGen Gallery aren’t mentioned here. Was their omission purposeful? Am I behind the times in using them?
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 7 years ago
Hi James,
The exclusion wasn’t purposeful at all! There are a lot of themes out there and it’s impossible to cover every single one. Those are both lovely options!
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Anton Dwight 7 years ago
Your works are great. It adds more color and the reflection of the photos. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
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hauerpower 8 years ago
for a photograher theme we should have minimalistic design – without many graphics element up to expose author photos.
I don’t like this website with two columns – left menu, right content, but very clear design with big good photos and very good UX it is enough for this kind of webdesign.
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Sandhya Rani 7 years ago
For my wordpress website, I created a few Envira galleries with image count at an average of 10. Later I placed them beneath posts for display. I mean one gallery for one post, something related to it. But after this effort, page views went drastically down. What could be the reason? Really feeling desp
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 7 years ago
There are a lot of factors that go into what engages an audience. It could be the placement of your galleries or the content contained within. It’s hard to say. We wish you the best of luck figuring out what appeals best to your visitors!
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Vincent 7 years ago
We had a lot of trouble with the last SEO company, been reading up on it myself and next
time we are probably going to employ temp staff to have a go
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 7 years ago
Hey Vincent, thanks for sharing it. I hope these tips will help you rank in search engines. 🙂
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Cathy 8 years ago
Good article – there’s one more important step that needs to be added – geotagging. This can make a huge difference.
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Mike 8 years ago
Hello Waseem,
Thanks for sharing this wonderful tutorial with us!!
After reading your article I ranked 2 photos of my website in 2nd and 3rd position.
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Bryan Pickell 6 years ago
Hi, do you have any tips to create a more elaborate masonry layout that used diff size images to create a true masonry feeling? I bought your premium option but the layout ends up looking more like a staggered 3-column than a true masonry layout with a few feature images blown up for effect. Can’t seem to get even the basic masonry layout that is provided with the free WordPress gallery. I got your theme for the added functionality and just assumed it would be on par with layout options & not just the ‘theme’ of what the border around the image looks like. If there are no further options do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? Thanks.
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 6 years ago
Hi Bryan 🙂 You could also try using the Automatic layout and playing around with the Row Height to get a more random image size layout. If you need any assistance we’d be happy to help if you’d like to open a ticket up with support!
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Jenna 7 years ago
I don’t see an option for enabling masonry layout on the free version. Is this something that is only available with an upgrade and if so which one?
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 7 years ago
Hi Jenna!
Thanks so much for your question. For Envira Lite there are 2 layouts. A masonry layout (which uses any column setting) or the Automatic layout. It can be easy to get confused over the difference between a justified layout and a masonry layout. The difference is (just so you know) is that with columns you can obviously control the number of columns that appear in the gallery. With automatic, you can’t. So quite literally – the only way to create a true masonry column is to use any column count for Envira Lite.
I hope that answers your question. If not, feel free to reach out again. Thanks!
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 7 years ago
If you selected 3 columns, that’s what will show. However, image size can play a role here. Please contact Envira Support (http://enviragallery.com/contact/) for further assistance.
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Phoebe 1 month ago
Hey!!
I really enjoyed this tutorial but when instructing how to invert selection on the mac it appears that a typo has been made. The shortcut for desaturation is repeated (cmd + shift + U) when it should be cmd + shift + I. Other than that it was super helpful thank you!! -
Ella 8 months ago
I absolutely love color splash, been doing it since day one in Photoworks and currently I’m learning Lightroom, so the tutorial is super-helpful! Thanks!
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Rashmi Patil 5 years ago
I achieved it. Thank you so much. You kept it so simple. step by step n no confusions. Thanks again
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 7 years ago
Hi Claire,
This appears to be a Photoshop Elements vs Photoshop CS issue. Apologies if that wasn’t clear! And let us know if you have any more questions.
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Lori 7 years ago
I have followed the instructions and cannot make it work. I am using photoshop cc.
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 7 years ago
Hey Lori, can you please tell us what didn’t work for you? Any brief details will help us understand the issue, so we can guide you accordingly. 🙂
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Rico 7 years ago
Good and concise!
Just wanted to add that adding a layer mask instead of deleting gives you a non-destructive workflowCheers
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 7 years ago
Hey Karina, you can see the mouse on check box of Layer 1. When you click on this check box, it will make the Layer 1 visible. 🙂
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Pascal 7 years ago
Wonderfully simple tutorial, got me started on the right path! It would perhaps be useful to mention adjusting the transparency of the colourful layer to vary the vibrancy of the colour, but that could be too obvious for most people.
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callie 7 years ago
Hi Waseem, How do I get the layers open? Mine has the temp, tint, exposure, contrast, highlights,shadows, whites, blacks, clarity, vibrance, saturation, open? Regards,
Callie
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 7 years ago
Hey Callie, can you please elaborate more on layers open? I would love to help with this tutorial. 🙂
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Mehedi Ahmed 7 years ago
Great post, you did really well for the learners like us. Thanks for sharing!
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Jeff 8 years ago
What version of Photoshop do I need to do this? I am new to this but really want to be able to make images like this. Thanks for your help.
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ENVIRA GALLERY STAFF 8 years ago
Hi Jeff,
You can use Adobe Photoshop CS6 or CC to achieve this effect on your photos. 🙂
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Miriam Mellett 8 years ago
Your tutorials are simply the best!` I don’t understand the other tutorials clearly, but you start from the very beginning and explain each step. Thanks so much! 🙂
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Tim Dini 8 years ago
This is a very efficient plugin. We needed to set the default image for a client site consisting of over 100 posts. The Default Featured Image plugin saved us valuable time. Thank you!
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Gallery configurations:
4 column layout with 15px column gutter and margin below image. Lightbox disabled. Enable Links enabled. 620×300 image size with no cropping. Number of posts is set to 30 from the WordPress Tutorials as the category and showing no content from the post.
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