Demonstrating how to add the shortcode to your page.
I wanted to take the convenience and ease of use of the built-in WordPress [gallery] shortcode and add a little more functionality to it. By organizing your galleries as multiple child pages of one parent page, you can use this plugin to see a preview thumbnail and description of each gallery.
Styling
Version 1.2 added increasing styling options by wrapping each element in a [albumize] shortcode. However, to use the included vertical styling (thanks Roman!) simply use [albumize style='vert'].
To add your own custom styling, use [albumize style='yourstylename'] (where ‘yourstylename’ is any name you’d like to classify it as) and add the styling to your themes stylesheet. The Albumize elements are classified as the following:
albumize_gallery_yourstylenamealbumize_thumb_yourstylenamealbumize_title_yourstylenamealbumize_desc_yourstylenamealbumize_count_yourstylename
Whatever you use for the style attribute will be used as the last part of the element classification when the album is displayed. Just add your own styling for these elements and you are all set to go. Add as many different styles as you want and call any of them using the style attribute.
