Last week we announced NextGEN Gallery 3.1.0 which includes our new block for the Gutenberg plugin and upcoming WordPress 5.0.  Today we want to share a short video of how the new block works. If you have any questions about the block or have a request for the future, please contact support.

We’re happy to share our next big beta with you! We are finalizing our NextGEN Gallery Block for the upcoming new block editor in WordPress 5.0, currently codenamed Gutenberg. The new editor is slated for release on November 27, 2018. Gutenberg is an entirely new way to create posts and pages in WordPress. Instead of a…

NextGEN Gallery has gone through a significant overhaul lately. In NextGEN Gallery 3.0 we delivered a brand new backend user interface, making it prettier and easier to use. But we’ve now gone a step further and made the default gallery displays of the free plugin more beautiful as well. Now when you insert a gallery…

We are often asked why someone should use NextGEN Gallery over a standard WordPress gallery, or the dressed up (or styled) version using Jetpack. So we thought we’d take a moment and share some of our thoughts with you. But before we dive in, we wanted to point out that we totally understand that something…

Page Builders offer easy control over how a page is created and edited. Typically no coding knowledge is required to use a page builder plugin. In the past, we have done an extensive comparison of all the most popular page builder plugins for WordPress. In this video, we share how to use NextGEN Gallery with…

One popular request we were receiving was the ability to import from the Media Library, without having to navigate individual folders on the server. The Import Folder file browser is one of the oldest features in NextGEN Gallery, way before we acquired it. So instead of removing it, we added a second importer to the…