The content discusses how to create a gallery in WordPress where images zoom in on the current page when clicked, instead of opening in a new tab. An additional plugin, jQuery Lightbox For Native Galleries, needs to be installed for this feature. The process involves installing the plugin, activating it, and then clicking on images in the gallery to zoom in. The plugin enhances the professionalism of displaying images on a website. This post provides a step-by-step guide on how to install and use the jQuery Lightbox For Native Galleries plugin for a better image gallery experience in WordPress.
In the previous post, I demonstrated how to create a gallery to embed multiple images. However, the issue arises when clicking on an image resulting in it opening in a new tab. Today, I’ll guide you on setting up a gallery where clicking on an image zooms in right on your page. To achieve this, all you need is to install the "jQuery Lightbox For Native Galleries" plugin, which is free and developed by Viper007Bond.
Install and Use jQuery Lightbox For Native Galleries
To get started, go to Plugins > Add New.
Next, search for the jQuery Lightbox For Native Galleries plugin.
Upon a successful installation, click on Activate Plugin to activate it.
Now, whenever you click on an image within the Gallery, instead of opening it in a new tab, it will elegantly zoom in on the current page.
Epilogue
With the "jQuery Lightbox For Native Galleries" plugin, you can present your images in a more professional manner.
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