Creating video galleries is how TubePress made a name for itself. The software lets you easily embed galleries throughout your site, and gives you complete control over the entire process. You can see a live version of a thumbnail gallery at the demo section on tubepress.org.
The process to create a video gallery is always the same…
Of course you may then want to experiment with your own TubePress theme, or add to your shortcode to tweak the dozens of options that affect how your gallery looks and behaves.
The rest of this page discusses some special types of thumbnail galleries
All versions of TubePress come with the ability to integrate a vertical gallery of videos in the sidebar of your site. You can fully customize the content and appearance of this sidebar as you would a regular TubePress gallery. To the left is a sample of what the sidebar gallery can look like.
Please see the WordPress widget documentation for general info on how to enable and disable widgets. The image to the left shows what the TubePress widget control looks like at WP Admin > Appearance > Widgets
In the "Title" section of the widget control, enter the text you'd like for the sidebar's header. To customize which videos show up in your sidebar, just use a TubePress shortcode. Please note that by default, the TubePress widget will use the following shortcode:
Of course, like any TubePress shortcode, you can override any setting you like.
With TubePress Pro, you can create a single, unified gallery from as many sources as you'd like. For instance, to create a single gallery containing videos from all of
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The videos from all 4 sources will be collected and seamlessly assembled into a single TubePress gallery. You can combine any number of gallery sources with any number of parameters to each source simply by using the + character as shown above.
Please keep in mind the following "gotchas"
resultsPerPage option will apply to each source, so expect each gallery page to contain up to resultsPerPage x <number of sources> videos per page. In the example above, assuming resultsPerPage was set to 10, there would be 40 videos per page (10 videos per page x 4 sources).