aligned image gridis a powerful and responsive WordPress gallery plugin, cleverly designed to present your photos in the most engaging and natural way possible.Your photos tell a unique story and deserve to be on full display, whether you focus on documenting a beautiful wedding, creative design and innovation, expressive portraiture, spectacular architecture or a journalistic adventure.

aligned image gridFor WordPress, unlike many gallery plugins, it organizes your photos into a perfectly balanced horizontal photo grid that draws the eye from left to right, like a narrative.Your photographic story has a natural flow, and the photos work together as part of a larger whole.Best of all, your photos retain their original aspect ratio and look the way you expect them to.

Also, your old assets are fully compatible with this premium WordPress gallery.Using jQuery, you can easily load content from Facebook or Flickr and turn it into a beautiful gallery display.This flexible gallery plugin also makes it easy to completely revamp your new or existing NextGEN galleries, dramatically improving display performance.Justified Image Grid integrates with the premium WP Real Media Library plugin to bridge the gap between albums and galleries, giving you easy access to your local media library and organizing your collections and folders.

Demo: https://code canyon.net/item/justified-image-grid-premium-WordPress-gallery/2594251

Features: Justified Image Grid

• Full control over the visual aspects of the gallery:
  • Auto-Align Layout - A horizontal grid that guides the eye to the natural reading orientation (LTR/RTL).
  • Row height is flexible and dynamic, and the last row is not handled perfectly.
  • Limit the number of images or lines.
  • Limit the number of thumbs, but viewing all images in the lightbox has a hidden limit.
  • Random Width, Aspect Ratio - Change the shape of the thumbnails for a more consistent or blurred grid.
  • Responsive Galleries - Galleries adapt to any width for a variety of devices, displays and orientations.
  • When a mobile device is discovered, specific mobile settings are applied.
  • Thumbnails are provided in Retina-ready format to match your device's screen capabilities. Supports significantly higher resolutions than retina.
  • Instant effects including desaturation, blur/soften, sepia and glow.
  • Overlays, borders, shadows, and icons on thumbnails can all be adjusted.
  • Swipe and gradient motion, polaroid effect, translucent/gradient or hazy background, vertical centering are all options for thumbnail captions.

• Extras for the gallery:
  • Use custom links to open specific pages or movies.
  • Video galleries supported - YouTube, Vimeo and self-hosted.
  • Filter - Use tags, categories and custom taxonomies to narrow down your gallery.
  • Load More - Improve gallery loading speed and zoom in with a single click.
  • Infinite scroll to add more content to the gallery.
  • The key to fast galleries is CDN compatibility.
  • Custom Presets - Make unique combinations of settings and reuse them.
  • In Thumbnails and Lightbox, right-click Anti-Theft Protection.
  • To save the image, click the download link in the browser popup.
  • On the same page, use multiple instances.
  • Conditional Script Loading - Plugin files will only be loaded when needed and will not interfere with other pages.
  • AJAX theme support and conditional script loading.

• Hundreds of options for context-sensitive guidance.
• To customize each gallery individually - and generate template tags - use a shortcode editor.
• Built-in WPBakery Page Builder plugin with live preview during frontend editing.
• The presets to be applied appear to be available out of the box.
• Content sources include various websites and plugins that you may already be familiar with:
  • WordPress (can take over existing galleries)
    • Additional photos in the post library
    • Recent Posts - A grid of posts or pages
    • Categorize Images - Categories and Labels
    • Replace native galleries with images according to ID.
    • WooCommerce, theme combinations are examples of custom post types.
    • Assist media library (replace its display)
  • Next Generation Gallery(can take over existing galleries) Albums
    • Galleries
    • Search
    • Tag Gallery
    • Mark albums
    • recent images
    • random image
    • single image
  • Real Media Library (can take over existing galleries)
    • Gallery - including direct to lightbox
    • Collections - Contains galleries and collections
    • Folders - including top-level overview
  • Facebook
    • single album
    • Overview of all albums
    • multiple albums
    • Go straight to the lightbox album
    • latest album
  • Flickr
    • Photostream
    • Albums (Photo Collections)
    • Collection (multi-level)
    • Flickr Search (Global)
    • Gallery
    • Favorites
    • group pool
  • RSS feed
    • Youtube
    • Vimeo
    • DeviantArt
    • 500px
    • Pinterest
    • Tumblr
  • Breadcrumbs for sources that support album library relationships.
• Lightbox - bundled or compatible with each other:
  • prettyPhoto - Default desktop lightbox for social sharing using JIG smart deeplinks.
  • PhotoSwipe - Default mobile lightbox with personal social sharing.
  • Spectacular popup
  • ColorBox
  • FooBox
  • jetpack carousel

• subject isWPMLand ready for translation. It includes administrative areas and related settings.
• There is also a Spanish translation.
• WordPress SEO plugin by Joost de Valk to add photos to XML sitemaps.
• Animated GIFs and transparent PNGs are supported.
• Only members can access the gallery or lightbox (optional).

Changelog: Justified Image Grid

v4.1.1 – April 2, 2021
– Thumbnail improvements, Grids interface ease of use, checking invalid Grids, PHP messages
New features:
Grids list gained a column with the copiable shortcode of each individual grid, for easier access.
Improved:
Image size selector in “Maximum size for lightbox” and “Base thumbnail on an image size” now include the full unrestricted list of available sizes. These now include the Medium Large size. Their display labels are revamped to be more useful.
The “Base thumbnail on an image size” setting is now enabled for Recent Posts feature, allowing you to choose a TimThumb-less thumbnail size independent of the “Lightbox max size” setting.
Deleted or non-existing grid ID in the shortcode will no longer cause a fatal error.
Add Images / Edit Gallery button received some styling.
Bugfixes:
RML-related undefined variable PHP varning on line 15539.
Notice: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool.
NextGEN 3.9 was hiding the galleries, they fixed with with 3.9.1, please update.
PHP 8 deprecated messages removed.

v4.1 – December 20, 2020 
– Developer hooks for media library and recent posts, recent galleries for NextGEN, major fixes for RSS, YouTube, Vimeo. WP 5.6 friendly.

New features:
New NextGEN display: The Recent galleries option is best for photographers who often publish new galleries. It creates an album on the fly with the latest galleries. You should use it in “straight to lightbox” mode if it’s in the sidebar or footer.
PDF support. JIG can now show PDFs in a gallery, only when thumbnails are available for said PDFs (they can be generated with Media Library Assistant, but should be a native WordPress thing).
New ‘jig_images’ filter for developers. It lets you edit the list of images JIG is about to show and allows other creative ways to influence and create automatic captions, etc. It uses the image list, and the shortcode attributes to enable identifying a single grid.
New ‘jig_recent_posts_query_args’ filter. It allows advanced users to influence the recent posts query. For example, you could show grids based on custom post meta key and value pairs, or remove the default “only in stock” WooCommerce behavior, etc. It uses the query arguments and shortcode attributes.
New ‘jig_media_library_query_args’ filter. It filters the four media library queries in JIG with two parameters: query arguments and shortcode attributes. The queries that can be changed are the following… 1. Normal galleries with a list of IDs. 2. Galleries based on tags, categories, or custom taxonomies, including the ones from Media Library Assistant. 3. Real Media Library galleries. 4. Images from multiple posts at the same time. A helpful use case would be switching comma-separated terms (tags, categories, etc.) to the AND operator, meaning all must be present on an image for it to be displayed. Currently, all of those have IN operator (match any of the listed terms).
New ‘jig_ng_pure_request_uri_for_recent_galleries’ filter that lets you redirect the NextGEN Recent galleries feature’s links to a central page where you already show your albums or galleries, such as ”/albums/” – instead of adding the /nggallery/... parts to any page the original JIG happens to be on. This makes the Recent galleries feature usable in sidebar or footer without “straight to lightbox” mode.
Improved:
Now there is a loading animation on the preview button in the Create New Grid screen. It’s helpful for initially slow-loading grids such as RSS feeds.
Recent posts: Ability to use the plus sign (+) to create AND operator between category or tag slugs (custom taxonomies can use the new filter to add an operator to the query).
Facebook App tutorial now mentions the proper App Type to use: Something Else.
In AMP mode, automatic takeovers are disabled until a further AMP-optimized display get implemented. This way, the not-taken-over gallery is at least usable.
jQuery 3 compatibility for all scripts (removed deprecated code usage, due to new WP version using 3.5.1 as default, without jQuery Migrate).
SVG support extended to those without width and height attributes but with a working viewbox.
RSS Feed feature’s example/tool URLs re-checked, old sites/pages removed, HTTPS enabled on all of them.
The shortcode editor now loads more Facebook/Flickr album covers at once, without needing to mouse over them above the first 10.
Bugfixes:
The auto takeover of Gutenberg galleries works again.
Grids screen didn’t seem to save anything or load the saved values on the latest WP.
Going from an album view to a gallery view while using multiple JIG instances: From now on, when entering a JIG with NextGEN source (ng_album, ng_tags_album, ng_recent_galleries), the first capable JIG serves the desired content; the others only get hidden if they are configured the same way. During reasonable use, this means nothing gets hidden. Previously, other NextGEN-based JIGs (those incapable of showing anything else anyway) were also hidden for no actual reason. These are NG galleries, NG pics by ID, NG recent/random images, NG search, NG tags galleries.
Related to the previous: A disappearing JIG is fixed in NextGEN tag page takeover mode where some sitemap plugins or search engine bots created longer than necessary URLs, including ”/nggallery/”, among others.
RSS feature with multiple, comma-separated feeds was not working.
Feeds from Vimeo work again, even though they are invalid/malformed. The current known issue is that their feeds have no video title/description.
YouTube scraper fixed, channels and playlists work fine again.
External image dimensions cache (wp_jig_ext_images table in the database) could have many duplicate entries. The generation of these is now stopped. You can purge your cache on the TimThumb tab if you’ve been using the RSS feeds source, especially with YouTube.
Regarding the external image dimensions cache, a WordPress database error: Duplicate entry for key ‘hash_based_id’ is fixed.
When TimThumb is off, and you are using WordPress thumbnails, “Replace site’s hostname with” now works on thumbnail URLs and more consistently on image URLs that open in lightboxes.
When pressing Enter after opening the prettyPhoto lightbox, its layout would crash. Now it just shows the next image (advances the display).
Removed references to PHP safe_mode as it was deprecated then removed from the currently required minimum PHP version (5.4).
Shortcode Editor on the Facebook tab froze on the loading screen while listing albums and had no icon.
NGG tag page takeover works again.
A “Plugin not found” error was shown in the popup after clicking the “View details” link on the plugins list (or accessing new version details). It happened for other paid plugins when they also use an automatic update implementation similar to JIG’s, for example, the Pro version of All In One SEO plugin.
PHP Notice: Undefined property: JustifiedImageGrid::$settings on the create grid screen.
PHP Notice: Undefined offset when using NextGEN breadcrumbs in a particular way.
Updated:
Spanish translation.