RSOrangetech Gallery — Masonry & Grid is a lightweight and modern WordPress gallery plugin that lets you create beautiful image galleries with Grid and Masonry layouts. Built using WordPress best practices, it supports multiple image uploads, lazy loading, lightbox viewing, and responsive layouts—without slowing down your website.
This is a lightweight WordPress gallery plugin with Masonry and Grid layouts, lazy loading, lightbox support, and easy shortcode integration
Features
Multiple Image Upload Upload and manage multiple images easily using the WordPress media library with drag & drop support.
Grid & Masonry Layouts Choose between clean grid or modern Masonry layouts for a professional gallery display.
Fully Responsive Galleries adapt perfectly to all screen sizes—desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Lazy Loading Support Improve page speed by loading images only when they come into view.
Lightbox View Open images in a beautiful lightbox overlay for an enhanced user experience.
Easy Admin Settings Simple settings panel to control layout, columns, spacing, and performance options.
Shortcode Support Display galleries anywhere using a shortcode like:
Clean & Lightweight Code No unnecessary scripts or bloat—optimized for performance and compatibility.
WordPress Standards Compliant Built using WordPress APIs and coding standards for safety and future compatibility.
Load More Button Manually load more images without page refresh.
Infinite Scroll Automatically load images while scrolling.
Custom Image Sizes Optimized thumbnails and lightbox images for performance.
Shortcode with Overrides Use [ rsorangetech_shortcode id=”99″ layout=”masonry” columns=”4″ pagination=”yes” lazyload=”no” pagination_type=”load_more” lightbox=”yes” per_page=”6″ ] with layout and column overrides.
Secure AJAX Handling Nonce-protected requests for better security.
Accessibility Ready Keyboard navigation, ARIA labels, and screen-reader support.
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90 days
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