With Photo Gallery by Supsystic, you get unbelievable value and easy-to-use features that are packed into the plugin. It’s perfect for people who want the tools and flexibility to showcase their photos and videos in a truly spectacular fashion. The top features we included in our plugin are: • Sort and search pictures by content, choose the category, and find the appropriate image • Add custom tags to each image • Display a few photos at first while the rest of the photos can load in the background and improve the page load speed • Display images on multiple pages, speeding up your load time and making it easy to browse your gallery for users • Save bandwidth and make your gallery load faster, helping to speed up your website • Import images from Flickr, Tumblr, Facebook, Instagram, Google Drive, and FTP • Upload videos from Youtube, Vimeo and even self-hosted videos • Optimize your galleries for any device, including mobile • Represent galleries with social sharing and so much more

You can create a table with all the information about your products including: • Product title • Price • Description • SKU This can be for any numerical data, not just e-commerce. For example, to display your website statistics in a blog post, like the time visitors spend on your site, or the number of clicks on a certain article in a day.

Gmedia also has its own dedicated iOS app, giving you more control and making it simple for newer users to get used to their systems with built-in demos. For those looking for NextGEN alternatives with advanced functionalities and capabilities, Gmedia Photo Gallery might be worth checking out because of the lower cost of entry.

Your WordPress slider is now complete; all that remains is to place it on your website. Because the Supsystic plugin generates a shortcode for each slider you create, this procedure is pretty simple. To find those shortcodes, navigate to your dashboard’s Supsystic tab and look in the Shortcode column. Copy the shortcode for the slider you want to use on your site and paste it into the editor of the page or post where you want it to appear. Simply copy and paste the shortcode wherever you want your WordPress slider to appear. Remember that you can use the Supsystic WordPress slider plugin to create as many sliders as you want. You can also delete those you no longer want to use from the Supsystic tab by clicking the delete button next to any of them.

Data Tables Generator has a database source option that gives you the ability to display the table or even its individual fields from the database on the front-end. This means you can display data from any table, whether out of the WP Database or an external database. You may also make Database Query the source. The plugin works on any engine supported by WordPress.