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If you use Gallery2 in an external (non WPG2) installation, you may want to display images using the Gallery2 Image Block module. If so, this is the widget for you. Options described in the Gallery 2 Image Block documentation are included, but not all have been tested. Your mileage may vary.
User configuration of Image Block options is available through the Widget configuration panel. Blank (empty) options use the Gallery2 defaults.
Note: The widget is written using lib_curl() to avoid url_fopen issues.
For more information, see the plugin page.
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An example of the widget in place on my website. Not that title and date are being shown and a custom title is in use. 
The widget form open and active for editing showing the available options.
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- Unpack the zip file.
- Upload
Gallery2_ImageBlock.phpto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Add the G2 ImageBlock widget to an active sidebar from the ‘Display:Widget’ menu.
- Configure the
Gallery2 URLoption to match your Gallery install. Do not includemain.phpor the trailing slash. - Save your sidebar changes and view your new Image Block!
FAQ
- What options have been tested?
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RandomImage and DailyImage blocks have been tested along with both at once (using the pipe ‘|’ separator). Title and date ‘show’ options have been tested along with both at once. ‘maxSize’ was also tested.
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“External Gallery2 Image Block Plugin” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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