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Artclick Gallery Lite
Ultra-fast WordPress gallery with grid, slider & lightbox
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Ultra-fast WordPress gallery with grid, slider & lightbox
10 followers
Artclick Gallery Lite is a free, lightweight WordPress plugin for responsive image galleries with a modern lightbox and a built-in slider. Pure vanilla JavaScript — no jQuery.
Would love to see native lazy loading or a masonry layout option added in a future update. Galleries with mixed image sizes look a bit rigid right now, and that would make it feel much more polished for photographers showing varied work.
@erdem522541
Hi Erdem,
Thanks for your suggestion — we really appreciate the feedback!
A masonry layout is definitely something we're considering, and we can see how it would provide a more natural presentation for galleries with mixed image sizes, especially for photographers and creative portfolios.
We'll be evaluating it for a future update. Thanks again for taking the time to share your thoughts!
Finally gave it a spin on a test blog and the no-jQuery setup made page weight noticeably lighter. The lightbox transitions feel snappy too, which I wasn't expecting from a free plugin.
@muraten4y
Hi Murat,
Thank you so much for trying ArtClick Gallery Lite and for sharing your feedback! We're glad to hear you noticed the performance benefits of our no-jQuery approach and enjoyed the lightbox experience. Our goal is to keep the plugin fast, lightweight, and easy to use, and your feedback encourages us to keep improving. We truly appreciate your support!
Finally a gallery plugin that doesn't drag jQuery along for the ride. The lightbox feels snappy on mobile and the slider setup took maybe two minutes. Solid little tool.
@metehangengil
Hi Methen,
Thank you for your wonderful feedback!
We're happy to hear that you enjoyed the no-jQuery approach and found the lightbox and slider smooth and easy to use, especially on mobile. We designed ArtClick Gallery Lite to be fast, lightweight, and simple to set up, so it's great to know that was your experience. Thanks again for your support!
The no-jQuery approach is a refreshing choice these days, especially for a gallery plugin where load times really matter. Curious how it handles lazy loading on the slider out of the box.