Fotorama

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   Fotorama post with responsive “Twenty Thirteen” theme

2. 

   Neat with “Twenty Twelve”

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   Seamless responsive

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   Looks well with every background

Installation Instructions

1. Install Fotorama either via the WordPress.org plugin directory, or by uploading the files to your server.
2. After activating Fotorama your galleries turn into fotoramas.
3. Say Hi to Fotorama!

Installation screencast

Customize

Control a single fotorama using standard gallery shortcode:

Shortcode will take the following core attributes: ids, orderby, order, id, include, and exclude.

Disable fotorama and use standard gallery with fotorama="false":

Fotorama’s default settings are good, so there’s no need to mess with them. Still, you can fine-tune. Add any attributes that are listed in the original documentation, but without data- prefix.

Thumbnails

Change navigation style from iPhone-style dots to thumbnails by adding nav="thumbs":

Fullscreen

Allow fotorama to enter fullscreen using allowfullscreen:

Fit

There are 4 ways to fit an image into a fotorama: contain, cover, scaledown, and none. Choose one:

Transition

Define which transition to use — slide or crossfade — using transition:

Hash

Attribute hash="true" lets the page change its URL upon switching images. To send a link to a specific photo to a friend 🙂

Better be used with only one fotorama per page.

Loop

Loop the last and the first frame for seamless transition using loop="true":

Autoplay

Let Fotorama play photos automatically using autoplay="true". By default, a pause between images is 5 seconds. Set any interval in milliseconds, for example, 3 seconds:

The show stops on touch. Change this with stopautoplayontouch="false".

Shuffle

Shuffle frames by adding shuffle="true":

Keyboard

Turn on keyboard navigation with the arrows by adding keyboard="true":

Works only for the first fotorama on page.

Arrows, click, swipe

Control the way your users interact with the fotorama with three attributes arrows, click, and swipe:

Navigation position

To move dots or thumbs on top, use navposition="top":

Hide navigation with nav="false".

How not to repeat the same attributes in each ? Is it possible to override the defaults?

Yes, there is a hack for that. Create file fotoramaDefaults.js in the /wp-content/plugins/ directory and list your options like so:

fotoramaDefaults = {
  nav: 'thumbs',
  allowfullscreen: 'native',
  transition: 'crossfade',
  loop: true,
  keyboard: true
}

Fotorama will try to fetch the options from the /wp-content/plugins/fotoramaDefaults.js.