Based on the Galleriffic gallery, Photospace takes advantage of the built in gallery features of WordPress.
Then simply use the WordPress admin to create a gallery and insert it in the page. You may need to adjust the size of the gallery to suit your theme in the settings.
You can also use the old [photospace] tag but this does not support the new gallery features and will add all images attached to the post.
The Photospace gallery plugin allows you to:
- Upload multiple images at once
- Easily order images via drag and drop
- Add a title, caption and description
Via the options panel you can modify:
- Thumbnail number, size and shape
- Size of the main image
- The width of the gallery columns and the size of the main image
- Create a basic slide show
Some other features include:
- Keyboard control
- Pagination
- Slideshow controls option available
- Supports multiple galleries (Displayed via multiple posts)
- Supports WordPress multi-site
- Supports shortcode attributes
See Galleriffic for the original gallery code
Here is a demo
download the plugin
More layouts
- Thumbnails on right
- Horizontal thumbnails top
- Horizontal thumbnails bottom
- With paging
- There is a new responsive only version of this plugin here – Responsive layout - Demo here.
There is also an admin panel with some options. Look for Photospace Gallery Options down the bottom on the left. The gallery should work with the default settings.
How do I add an image to the page and not have it in the gallery? Upload it in the media section and select it though the media library tab.
Loading gifs 
Create your own colour coded loading gifs here ajaxload.info or preloaders.net
Template tag
If you want to hard code this gallery into a page template you can do so with this code.
<?php echo do_shortcode('[gallery]'); ?>
Conditionally remove header scripts and styles from a page
if(is_page('about')){
remove_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'photospace_scripts_method');
remove_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'photospace_scripts_method_history');
remove_action('wp_head', 'photospace_wp_headers');
}
Conditional tag info here codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags
Add just before wp_head() in header.php – Thanks to Dario Zadro
Shortcode attributes
You can set the following attributes you control your gallery per instance:
- id - Set the post to read the attached images from
- num_thumb - Set the Number of thumbnails on each page
- num_preload - Set the number of images to be preloaded
- show_captions
- show_download
- show_controls
- auto_play - Start slideshow automatically
- delay - Between each slide in milliseconds
- hide_thumbs
- horizontal_thumb
- include – Only includes a new list, comma separated attachment IDs (include=”24,30,43″)
- exclude – Comma separated attachment IDs (exclude=”24,30,43″)
- use_paging
Like so
[gallery horizontal_thumb=1 num_thumb=7]
Help! The gallery doesn’t load the large image?
This is usually caused by a Javascript conflict. The easiest way to track down the problem is to remove or disable other scripts.
- Try to disable other plugins. If this works, re-activate the plugins one by one until you find the problematic plugin(s).
- Switch to the Twenty Eleven theme to rule out any theme-specific problems
- Use firebug to find the error. This may help you track down the conflict
- [advanced] You may have some scripts embedded in your theme. To disable these look inside the header.php and footer.php
If you find a conflict please mention it in the comments for other users.

Hi Dean, i upgraded to version 2.0 and create new thumbnails but they’re not showing up, I got full size images instead.
What am I doing wrong?