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1. Dom
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   Hi All,

   I'm hoping someone can shed some light, either on how to do this, or where I should look:

   I am looking to have a gallery referenced in two different places. In the first (on the post), I want to only show 3 images and use pagination to let the user move through all the images.

   At the same time, on a linked page, I want the user to see ALL the gallery image thumbnails.

   Imagine you could either click on a thumbnail from the post and launch lightbox, or you could click a "see all" link and go to a page listing ALL the images in the gallery.

   In the admin panel, I know that I can limit the number of images seen in a gallery (currently set to 3) and I can turn on AJAX Pagination, and it's awesome. I love the function. But I don't know how to create a gallery (from a different template maybe?) that lists every single image thumbnail.

   Help?

   Thanks,
   Dom

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nextgen-gallery/

2. edlund
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   You should be able to use the short code on a page
   [nggallery id=x images=0]

   Where x is your gallery id and the images parameters control the number of images. 0 means show all. However, if you set a different number than the default you will get problems with the ajax pagination.

3. Dom
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   OH MY GOSH.

   Thanks Edlund! I can't believe I didn't try that. I think I spent four hours yesterday trying to (a) edit the template file to show all image thumbnails though the limit was set to 3, (b) edit the ngg-functions.php file, and (c) come up with my own fancy jQuery slider.

   Jeeze. *facepalm*

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