1. SimpLy Gallery posts are designed to create galleries that you can publish anywhere (page, post, widgets, widgets of third-party builders), where there is support for the classic shortcode. The SimpLy Gallery posts contain only SimpLy blocks.
2. Only your theme developer can help you with this, but it’s a pointless task. Since you just need to understand what SimpLy Gallery posts are for (see paragraph 1).
It seems to me that you are just in captivity of the classic page editor (and other old builders). I would advise you to just watch the tutorials on modern WordPress version 5+
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ebiz98
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THANK YOU! – You pointed out how wrong I was looking at it. (Duh!! — Silly me!)
I was using the Simply Gallery admin as the landing pages for my different collections instead of creating new pages with the short links which I can manage with modern Gutenberg or Elementor pages. . — I am now using correctly. gonna test it for a bit and see if it works for me. Very good plug in!
🙂 There are a lot of scenarios for working with blocks and SimpLy Gallery Posts, and their number grows with experience.
One of the most correct concepts for working with SimpLy Gallery Posts is to structure (catalog) your galleries that are constantly changing (growing), such as a portfolio. You once added SimpLy Gallery to the page as a shortcode. And then you edit it gallery in one place – in the SimpLy Gallery Posts directory. And this gallery will dynamically change in the places where its shortcode was used.
PS. Gutenberg Plugin is a testing ground for developers. The Block Editor is an integral part of WordPress since version 5.0 that is the present and future of WordPress. Elementor is a third-party editor that loses the last remnants of its superiority over the Block Editor every day.
