I often get asked how to use WP Supersized to build a full screen gallery of images within a Wordpress theme.
Here is a simple way to do it.
If you have other ideas on how to do this, share it with other users by using the comments.
First of all, check out the demo.
OK! How is this done ?
UPDATE: WP Supersized is now at version 3.0.2. It now allows the use of images from NextGEN Gallery, the Wordpress Media Gallery, your own choice of directory within the wp-content folder, or a list of slides defined in an xml file (for advanced users). See...
WP Supersized 2.0 is now available. It now allows the use of images from the Wordpress Media Gallery, your own choice of directory within the wp-content folder, or a list of slides defined in an xml file (for advanded users)....
WP Supersized 1.2 is now available for download. It includes several new options and bug fixes. WP Supersized now also allows the use of gif and png image formats....
WP Supersized 1.1 is now available for download. It includes several new options, some of them requested by users. A different slides folder can now be chosen for each page/post through the custom field SupersizedDir...
After my previous tutorials about the integration of Supersized 3.1 and 3.1.x in Wordpress, I realised that I should really use my understanding of this in a more useful way. Why not write a plugin that would seamlessly integrate Supersized in Wordpress, without the user...
[vc_row][vc_column][az_alert_box type_acc="alert-warning"]Although mentioned in this post, the demo of Supersized is currently not visible anymore on this website.
[/az_alert_box][az_alert_box type_acc="alert-info"]UPDATE: I have now written a Wordpress plugin taking care of the integration of Supersized 3.1.3 in Wordpress, with many options available to choose how and where to display it. Have a look at WP Supersized!!
UPDATE: This tutorial should also be valid for Supersized 3.1.2 and 3.1.3.
[/az_alert_box][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][az_column_text]Since my previous post on the integration of Supersized 3.0 in a Wordpress page, a new version of Supersized has appeared: Supersized 3.1.1.
I thought that it would be useful to update my tutorial on the integration of Supersized in Wordpress to reflect the changes from Supersized 3.0 to 3.1.1 as this latest version makes it much easier than before. I will first describe a clean install of Supersized 3.1.1 for Wordpress. For those of you who have installed Supersized 3.0 according to my previous tutorial, I will also show how to update your existing installation of Supersized 3.0. What I describe here is valid at least for Wordpress 3.0 and above but is probably also valid for earlier versions of Wordpress. This tutorial is also available as a pdf file.