Slickr Flickr free WordPress plugin

Displays Flickr photos as a gallery, a galleria, or an unbranded slideshow (i.e. not Flickr’s own slideshow widget) Uses “slickr-flickr” shortcode to make it as easy as possible to show your Flickr photos on WordPress Works well in posts, pages and text widgets in the sidebar, at different sizes, with portrait and landscape photos Sorts photos by date, title or description With or without captions, photo descriptions and links back to Flickr With manual or autoplay slideshows Works with various LightBoxes such as Evolution LightBox, FancyBox, Highslide, LightBox Plus, Pretty Photo, Slimbox, ShadowBox, Shutterbox and ThickBox. See https://www.slickrflickr.com/ for tutorials on using the plugin See https://www.slickrflickr.com/pro/ for Pro Edition Priority Support and Bonus Features How to Use The Plugin The Flickr show is inserted into a post or a widget using the slickr-flickr short code. For example, to show my pictures from Flickr that have been tagged with “bahamas” I use : [slickr-flickr tag=”bahamas”] For the full list of Slickr Flickr parameters go to https://www.slickrflickr.com/56/how-to-use-slickr-flickr-to-create-a-slideshow-or-gallery/ How to Set Up The Plugin Defaults If you don’t want to specify all the settings for every Flickr slideshow or gallery you can set up some defaults. The default value is used when you have not specified a value on the individual slideshow, gallery or galleria. All the following settings are optional; we only strongly recommend you set the Flickr ID to save having to set it on every use of the plugin. Go to the “Settings” section, and choose “Slickr Flickr” Enter your Flickr Id (the ID is of the form 12345678@N00) and choose whether it is a user or group id Enter your Flickr API Key For more information on the other defaults you can set up, go to https://www.slickrflickr.com/40/how-to-use-slickr-flickr-admin-settings/ Links Here are some of the useful Slickr Flickr WordPress Plugin links