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Installation is simple:

1. Download EasyPermGals
2. Unzip
3. upload easypermgals.php to yoursite/wp-content/plugins directory
4. activate
5. customize (optional)

In Full-Auto mode, EasyPermGals appends all thumbnails to the end of the post, unless it finds the [easypermgals] tag, which is then used for positioning. Use [noeasypermgals] if you want to prevent the gallery from showing up. In manual mode, use [easypermgals] to insert the gallery in your post or Page or when you're using functions in theme files.

You can now control the display of images: use [exclude] anywhere in the image title to exclude (duh!) this pic from being shown in the gallery. This is for images that you need inside your content, like buttons, smileys and what not. Use [header] in the image title to set an image as a header. This will place the image right at the beginning of your content, normally this is underneath the headline. In manual mode, you can use various template tags to call this header pic.

New: Template tags:

<?php easypermgals_thumbs(); ?>

This is for manually embedding the thumbnail gallery in a certain part of your theme.

<?php easypermgals_header(); ?>

Extracts the image that you have tagged with a [header] in it's title. Check out http://www.mores.cc for a beautiful way to do this

<?php easypermgals_header_pure(); ?>

In case you do not need the <img tag around the actual image source ... normally for using as div backgrounds or adjusting the size etc.

<?php easypermgals_header_med(); ?>

This is the medium sized thumbnail that WordPress auto-generates. The beauty of this image is that it keeps it's aspect ratio, unlike the thumbnail which gets cropped or squished.