Gallery: 1 Picture and Description Per Page (looking for plugin)

[noxbane]

A lot of news and magazine sites these days will paginate their photos.   For example http://www.frommers.com/slideshow/index.cfm?p=2&group=611&cat_cd=ARTCULTURE#slide or http://www.cnbc.com/id/49886743/?slide=2  .

Each page is a photo with description, and they are linked together with "previous" and "next" arrows, along with a counter showing you what slide you are on.

Is there a plugin available for this, free or paid?  I'm not even sure what the terminology is for this type of functionality so I have had no luck looking it up.   I saw a few plugins to paginate the gallery, but this just shows several thumbnails per page, when I'm wanting one picture and one description per page.

 

[SoZo]

Wordpress already creates a page for each image attachment. You need to set the link for that image to point to the attachment page. You would need to add in the pagination though.

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[noxbane]

I'm still a little confused.  Here is one I found on a WordPress site:  http://dailycaller.com/2012/11/30/10-cute-animals-that-are-ready-not-ready-for-christmas-slideshow/

This is doing exactly what I want to do. It looks like they've created a post for each slide (since it has its own url, image, and content) and then are somehow grouping them together with pagination.    I can't tell by looking at their source code what plugin is in use for this or if its some custom solution. But I see these setups everywhere and thought there would be a plugin that would pretty much do this for me, so that I could then show clients how to do it on their sites.

[Anita]

I see one of the plugins they are using is something called Lazy Loads. It's free and in the repository - see if this is what you are looking for http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/lazy-load/.

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[noxbane]

Thanks for the suggestion but I also saw that plugin in use and it is just for delaying the loading of images until they are visible to the user (to make the page load faster).

[noxbane]

I think I have found a workable solution:  http://www.nextgen-gallery.com/basic-imagebrowser-gallery/

Nextgen's Imagebrowser can load a different picture per page, and the caption can be used to supply the content.

It's not quite as robust as http://dailycaller.com/2012/11/30/10-cute-animals-that-are-ready-not-ready-for-christmas-slideshow/ which appears to use posts for each slide, instead of images/captions, but I think this will work.  However, if anyone reading this does know how dailycaller.com pulled off their implementation, please share.

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