Envira Gallery – Fullscreen Addon

An Envira Gallery addon that adds a fullscreen lightbox mode, showing gallery images edge-to-edge across the whole browser window with navigation controls and slideshow support.

Version1.2.7
Last UpdatedFebruary 13, 2024
TypeWordPress Plugin
LicenseGPL v2 or later
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Description

This is an addon for Envira Gallery that turns gallery viewing into a fullscreen lightbox experience. Images are displayed edge-to-edge so they cover the entire browser window, and viewers get navigation controls plus slideshow capabilities while they browse.

Key Features

  • Fullscreen lightbox mode – Gallery images open in a fullscreen lightbox rather than a smaller overlay, so the photo becomes the focus of the page.
  • Edge-to-edge image display – Photos are shown edge-to-edge, filling the whole browser window instead of sitting inside a framed box.
  • Navigation controls – Viewers can move between images using navigation controls while in fullscreen mode.
  • Slideshow viewing – A slideshow option lets the gallery advance through images on its own for hands-off viewing.

Who Is It For

This addon suits site owners already using Envira Gallery who want their photos presented in a large, distraction-free format. It fits photographers, designers, and anyone publishing image-heavy pages where viewers should be able to browse pictures across the full screen.