{Theme} comes extended Galleries options, which allow you to manage all galleries and image in one place. Galleries are custom post types, where you can add multiple images, which then can be used almost everywhere on your page.

Creating Gallery

To create new Gallery, navigate to Galleries > Add New

For new gallery you can define:

• Title (required),
• Tags (optional),
• Images (recommended),

The most important are of course images. You can Upload here new images from you computer or select images from Media library – one or multiple (hold CTRL or SHIFT to select more that one image).

For every gallery you can:

• reorder images with drag and drop tool,
• remove images from gallery with x sign
• add new images from media library or computer.

After every modification click on Update to keep your changes saved.

Slider Gallery

You can present your images as simple slider. From available components list select Slider. In tab Custom Gallery in slider settings you will see option to select gallery, which should be displayed as slider.

Notice: you have three Select options for images:

• none – image won’t be displayed,
• select all – all images from the gallery will be displayed (all changes which you will do for gallery, like adding/removing image will be applied in slider gallery),
• custom select – only selected images will be displayed.

Image Grid

Another shortcode to display images uploaded to galleries in Image Grid – it works analogously to Slider element, but instead of slides, images are displayed in 1, 2, 3 or 4 columns.

Portfolio Gallery

We didn’t forget also about standard gallery – which displays featured images of all created Portfolio Items (Portfolio Items > Add New). You can display it with Gallery element.

You will find here number of settings to change:

• Portfolio type
• Columns number
• Filter (if Masonry portfolio type used)
• Title
• Category – If you want to display items from only one category
• Blog index button text
• Limit