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Random Gallery displays a different subset of your images every time your page is refreshed.
Random Gallery is a WordPress plugin that allows you to display a random selection of images from a specified pool each time the page is refreshed. You can choose images either by their IDs or by category, and specify how many images to show at once.
The plugin uses shortcodes for configuration, making it suitable for users familiar with this method. It is designed for those who want to add variability to their image displays without needing extensive coding knowledge.
Best for: This plugin suits users who want to enhance their photo galleries with randomised displays.
What it does well
Where it falls short
Random Gallery offers a straightforward way to display images randomly, but may require some technical knowledge to set up effectively.
David G's own description of Random Gallery, lightly tidied.
Random Gallery lets you display a different subset of your images every time your page is refreshed. Just tell it which ones you want it to pick from and how many you want to show at a time.
Random Gallery works with an old fashioned shortcode. You specify the pool of images with the ids or category parameter. Then you specify how many you want to show with the shownum parameter.
Here’s an example of the ids method:
[random-gallery ids='101,102,103,104,105' shownum='3']
Note there are five images in the list but only three will be shown at a time.
And here is an example of the category method:
[random-gallery category='myCategory' shownum='3']
Random Gallery can handle the ordinary Gallery shortcode parameters columns, size, and link:
[random-gallery category='myCategory' shownum='3' columns='1' size='medium' link='none']
You can put shortcodes in all kinds of blocks, but it’s best to use the shortcode widget.
The ids parameter is the list of images you want to draw from. To build up the list, you need the numbers that WordPress assigns to each of your images.
There are plugins that let you see these numbers directly in the Media Library. Try searching the plugins directory for “reveal ids”.
Otherwise, you can find them manually:
https://www.example.com/wp-admin/upload.php?item=101idsOther plugins for photo galleries.
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