Horizontal scroll google picasa images

Plugin is created to retrieve images from Google+ Picasa Album. It will scroll your Google+…

Author:Gopi Ramasamy (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:3.4
WordPress version tested:5.7.2
Plugin version:1.8
Added to WordPress repository:15-09-2014
Last updated:10-03-2021
Warning! This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
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Plugin URI:http://www.gopiplus.com/work/2014/09/10/horiz...
Total downloads:3 759
Active installs:60+
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Horizontal scroll Google Plus images plugin is created to retrieve images from particular google plus album (Picasa album), and display the images using Tiny Carousel light weight jquery script. It will scroll your Google Plus images in a horizontal scroll style. PHP Code and Short Code options are available for this plugin.

Plugin Features

  • Display Google Plus images in posts or pages using short code.
  • Support all browser
  • Supports navigation by button.
  • Option to set a interval for automatic slide.
  • Supports localization.
  • Responsive option.
  • Option to set thumbnail size.
  • Fancybox option to show big images (Open images using Fancybox).

Short code for posts and pages

Use the below short code in the pages or in the posts to render the slideshow.

[hsgpi id="1"]

Add directly in the theme

Using a shortcode and the wp function do_shortcode(), you can place the plugin anywhere on your theme php file.

<?php echo do_shortcode( '[hsgpi id="1"]' ); ?>

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q1. How do I find my Google+ User ID, Google+ Album ID?
  • Q2. How do I set a photo album to public album?
  • Q3. How to change Left, Right arrow color?
  • Q4. How to add this plugin into my website footer?