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Justified Image Grid - Best Premium WordPress Gallery v5.0.0
= v5 – July 18, 2026 – Adds individually-picked Flickr photos, NextGEN Gallery v4 support, a dropdown filter style. New jig-thumbs fork that keeps the dynamic thumbnail engine, its cache, and config safe across plugin updates in the wp-content folder, with direct-serve (no PHP execution for cached thumbs).

New features:

• Added a new Individual photos source on the Flickr tab. Paste Flickr photo URLs or IDs (one at a time or many at once) to assemble a hand-picked grid of exactly the photos you want, with drag-to-reorder rows and live thumbnail previews.
• Added a Dropdown filter style for a compact, mobile-friendly dropdown (it uses your device’s native picker on phones), with its own CSS and centering settings so you can style and align it just like the button and tag-cloud filters.
• Added an optional filter label shown right before any filter (including the new dropdown) so you can introduce it with text such as “Filter by:”.
• New setting, “Flickr download link image size” to offer even the full-resolution original separately for just download while keeping the lightbox bounded for performance.
• The thumbnail engine and its cache can now live in wp-content/justified-image-grid/ so they survive plugin updates. The engine file is renamed from timthumb.php to jig-thumbs.php, reducing automated attack surface. A new Settings panel lets you edit the engine config with PHP syntax highlighting; saves are live-tested and automatically reverted if they break image generation.
• Added a new YouTube consent cookie field on the RSS settings tab. If your server’s YouTube grids ever show “YouTube scraping failed” because YouTube serves a regional cookie consent wall instead of the playlist or channel page, paste the SOCS cookie value from an incognito youtube.com session (DevTools, Application or Storage tab, Cookies) into this field to recover. Refresh the value from time to time if scraping ever stops working again.
• NextGEN Gallery v4 (now called Imagely) is now supported with the new imagely shortcode takeover. If you have NextGEN v4 installed and use the imagely shortcode for galleries or albums, JIG can now take over and display them with its justified layout.
• The NextGEN settings tab now shows how to bring back the classic NextGEN gallery management UI that v4 hides.

Improved:

• Flickr settings now note that creating a new API Key requires Flickr Pro.
• The “Add a new Flickr user” button got a cosmetic rework and no longer points to the defunct idgettr lookup tool, because JIG aims to figure out the Flickr NSID for you. Similarly, the shortcode editor’s Flickr Search source gained the same paste-a-URL convenience for user and group fields, resolved via a “Look up” button next to each.
• Flickr source’s setting that controls what resolution image to serve in the lightbox has gained 3K/4K options (which may still cover the original size). However, the setting lost the dedicated “original” option, as oversized Flickr photos failed to render in the lightbox on certain mobile browsers when “original image” mode was enabled. Attempting to serve 2048 px versions in the lightbox is the new recommended default (no change for existing installations, except the old original option now points to 4K).
• Thumbnails now arrive from Flickr in appropriate resolutions when dynamic thumbnail generation is off, also supporting Retina Ready feature (larger resolution picks depending on device pixel ratio) with the help of various thumbnail sizes offered by Flickr. This is a step toward reducing reliance on locally-generated thumbnails.
• Retina thumbnails now snap the device pixel ratio to the nearest half step (1x, 1.5x, 2x, 2.5x, 3x) before generating dynamic thumbnail URLs. Previously, displays at unusual scales (like browser zoom) passed their raw fractional value straight through, so a 1.1x phone and a 1.5x tablet asked the thumbnail engine for slightly different file sizes. Each visitor saw their thumbnails just fine, but every unique fractional value forced the engine to generate and cache a fresh file. Snapping caps the worst case at five cached sizes per source image, balancing server load and making use of the new, more persistent direct-serve cache.
• The Max retina density setting now accepts fractional values cleanly. Previously, a value like 1.5 was internally rounded down to 1, so a site owner who set a 1.5x ceiling was actually serving 1x thumbs to all retina visitors. A value like 2.5 was rounded down to 2, capping all 2.5x and 3x displays at 2x. After this change, fractional caps mean exactly what they say.
• Jetpack’s Site Accelerator (Photon) thumbnails now look as sharp on high resolution displays as the locally generated ones, taking into account visitor device pixel ratio for both physical size and quality. (Higher resolution at lower quality beats lower resolution at higher quality for perceived sharpness, that results in no bandwidth wasted.)
• When dynamic thumbnail generation is off, each Flickr thumbnail now picks its size against the height of the row it actually lands in, not a single grid-wide value, so rows that come out shorter get a smaller Flickr file, while rows that grow toward the height-deviation maximum get a larger one. Resizing the browser window or rotating a phone updates the picks in place when a row crosses into a different size tier, so each thumbnail keeps a properly matched source size as the layout reflows. This matters here because the trick JIG uses to keep thumbnail file sizes down at high resolutions (lowering quality to offset the larger pixel count) does not apply on Flickr, so picking a smaller-resolution derivative outright is the only way to keep network payload reasonable on Flickr-served grids.
• If your site predominantly serves Flickr galleries, you can now simply turn off dynamic thumbnail generation to get a faster, lower-server-load experience that still supports retina.
• In the prettyPhoto lightbox, replaced the officially discontinued Facebook Like button with a simple share button, and removed long-dead QuickTime and Flash playback support that no current browser can run.
• In the prettyPhoto lightbox, rebranded the Twitter share button to X. It’s now a regular button with the official X mark instead of loading a 3rd-party iframe widget, so the lightbox opens faster.
• In the prettyPhoto lightbox, replaced the Pinterest Save widget with a regular button. The old setup elaborately loaded Pinterest’s pinit.js script. Dropping that means one less 3rd-party dependency on every photo view and a faster lightbox.
• The PhotoSwipe lightbox’s share menu now shows a brand icon next to each option, also covering the Twitter to X rebrand on this lightbox.
• The reason behind moving on from the original sharing buttons is that they are either discontinued or on the verge of that, and haven’t been showing share counts anyway for quite some time.
• Renamed the TimThumb & CDN settings tab to Thumbnails & CDN. There is a new cache row with a Measure / Refresh / Purge flow that also shows how old the oldest cached thumbnail is.
• The active JIG Settings tab now lives in the URL, so it survives page reloads and browser navigation.
• Facebook galleries served without the dynamic thumbnail engine now load right-sized, retina-aware images per tile instead of the full lightbox image, cutting bandwidth dramatically. The smallest lightbox mode bumped from 720 to 1024 pixels; the default still delivers 2048, there is no larger than that, for now.
• Cached thumbnails may now be served directly by your web server on cache hit, skipping PHP for a much faster response. Applies automatically on Apache and LiteSpeed. For Nginx, a copy-paste server-block snippet is provided in the Thumbnails & CDN settings tab.
• Direct-serve only switches on after JIG proves it works on your site with a real thumbnail request: it generates a test thumbnail, then re-requests it the way a visitor’s browser would, and the cached copy must come back as an actual image. Some shared hosts pass a simple configuration check yet cannot serve the cached files themselves (the web server user may not be allowed to read them), and without this proof galleries would render broken images while everything looked fine in the settings. When the test fails, thumbnails simply keep flowing through PHP, exactly as in previous versions. But you still benefit from a more persistent cache.
• The Thumbnails & CDN tab gained a Direct-serve status row showing the outcome of that check on your site. If your web host rejects the configuration needed for direct-serve, or the test request does not come back as an image, JIG keeps the direct route off so galleries keep rendering, explains what to ask your host, and gives you a one-click Retry once the host has fixed it.
• The “On uninstall” setting’s Full removal option now also clears the generated thumbnails and the JIG-managed engine folder under wp-content/justified-image-grid/. No change keeps everything as-is (the default, recommended for upgrades); Partial removal clears only the settings.
• Facebook tiles now come straight from Facebook’s CDN when Jetpack Site Accelerator is active, instead of being resized on your server. Site Accelerator does not accept Facebook CDN URLs, so JIG had been falling back to its own on-server thumbnail engine, a workaround kept since 2017. Serving a pre-sized Facebook variant directly is a better match for the reason people install Site Accelerator in the first place: to keep image work off their own server.
• Flickr galleries served through JIG’s own thumbnail engine on your server no longer pull large Flickr source files just to make a small tile. When a photo publishes multiple sizes, JIG now passes a right-sized Flickr variant to the engine instead of whichever variant it also opens in the lightbox. Cuts bandwidth to your server and PHP memory during thumbnail generation, and can prevent broken thumbnails on shared hosts where GD would otherwise run out of memory decoding a 6K JPEG.
• Reworked the Facebook App setup guide and App Type labels to match Meta’s 2026 developer dashboard, which no longer offers the old Consumer and Business app types. The walkthrough now follows Facebook’s current use-case based app creation, and the two options are labeled Facebook Login (Profile) and Login for Business (Pages) so they line up with what you actually pick on Facebook.

Bugfixes:

• Portrait photos shot on phones and uploaded straight to Flickr no longer appear stretched or rotated in the lightbox and grid. JIG now corrects the orientation Flickr reports for the original file.
• Fixed a PHP TypeError that could occur when shortcode attributes for row height or height deviation contained invalid values (like whitespace or empty strings). The plugin now validates these values properly and falls back to safe defaults when needed.
• Fixed thumbnails jumping around, resulting in a broken layout on hover on thumbnails. This was due to a WP7 change that affected even invisible borders.
• Fixed Flickr Add user showing a misleading SSL certificate error for any underlying request failure. Usernames containing spaces now resolve correctly, and when adding genuinely fails, the message names the real reason instead of always blaming SSL.
• Flickr Add Users: removing certain users from the list silently failed, accounts whose username contains a dot looked removed but came back after saving. Removal now works reliably for everyone.
• DeviantArt: the regular-link to RSS-URL converter now matches the modern www.deviantart.com/{user}/... pattern. The category-by-URL option has been retired because DeviantArt no longer supports category filtering. Affected shortcodes continue to load but will show the user’s full gallery instead of a filtered subset.
• YouTube playlist and channel sources stopped working after a YouTube layout change, leaving grids with a scraping-failure message or no thumbnails. Both now render correctly again, with existing customers seeing thumbnails return automatically on upgrade.
• Fixed broken tiles that could appear on Flickr galleries with Jetpack Site Accelerator active when the Flickr lightbox size was set to Original. JIG was reusing that same original variant as the input for Site Accelerator to resize into a tile, and Site Accelerator refuses to fetch very large source files. JIG now serves a smaller Flickr variant directly, without going through Site Accelerator. If you had turned Use TimThumb off as a workaround, you can turn Use dynamic thumbnail generation back on.
• The setting to prevent unnecessary NextGEN script from being loaded now also catches assets that load late while a gallery renders (such as the icon-font stylesheet newer NextGEN releases add). Previously these slipped past and still loaded on the page even with the option enabled.
• Reconnecting a Facebook source after you switch or recreate its App is now reliable. Your profile and Pages used to keep their old, dead tokens and fail at display time with “Invalid appsecret_proof provided in the API argument”, often leaving a duplicate, permanently broken profile behind; JIG now refreshes those Pages with the fresh tokens and drops the stale duplicate automatically. Separately, first-time connection of a Page-type App no longer fails partway through Facebook’s multi-screen consent with “The state does not match. You may be a victim of CSRF.”

Security:

• Hardened the bundled thumbnail script by removing legacy features that JIG never used (website-screenshot mode, PNG-optimizer exec paths, and other 2014-era features), and updated the file header to reflect JIG’s maintenance of this fork.

Updated:

• Expanded the Spanish translation to cover the entire plugin interface, including the latest settings and the Thumbnails and CDN options. Longer Spanish wording no longer wraps or gets cut off in the interface, and a number of wording slips were corrected.
• Fixed a batch of typos in the English interface text.
• Documentation PDF modernized with more relevant information.

Justified Image Grid - Best Premium WordPress Gallery v4.8
v4.8 – 2025-12-05
WPML compatibility improvements, RSS feed support for Vimeo Showcases, and PHP fixes
Changed / Improved

• When working with WPML and its Media Translation, JIG's previews in the admin (in Gutenberg and Shortcode Editor) will now show the same set of images as seen on the frontend. Previously there was a discrepancy where in the admin you ONLY saw images translated to the target language, while the frontend shows untranslated images as a fallback.
• The language switcher on the admin bar now lets you preview the grid in another language, previously it led to a new grid creation screen. The post type for grids is not meant to be translatable, but the current language flag in the admin does have an effect on the preview output of the grid, as it takes translated captions into account.
• Translatable settings (texts) now show up the language according to the flag in the admin bar, when previewing JIG (Gutenberg and Shortcode Editor). Previously this only worked on the frontend.
• Better height measurement for Gutenberg previews (elements around JIG could cause it to cut off slightly).
• RSS feature now supports Vimeo Showcases too (formerly Albums).
• 500px removed from RSS feeds feature, as they are no longer being offered.
• The "Disable right mouse menu" setting (its global variant) will now prevent right clicks in self-hosted videos in lightboxes.

Fixed

• Flickr-related PHP error on line 17670. During a recent AWS service disruption and also for accounts that got deleted (on Flickr) after being added to JIG, the error became apparent.
• When getting size of a remote image: fixed "imagesx(): Argument #1 ($image) must be of type GdImage, false given" in stricter PHP versions by adding validation check after imagecreatefromstring() to ensure GdImage object exists before processing dimensions.

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v4.7.2 – 2025-06-13
Missing Gutenberg block
Fixed
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After the last update the Gutenberg block went missing

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PHP Notices fixed
Fixed
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Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly
Some deprecated notices on PHP 8.4

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– Security update, Gutenberg block design and Facebook icon fixes
Bugfixes:

• Gutenberg Grid selector dropdown design fixed, especially for widgets screen where it was unclickable
• Missing Facebook icons after a while (once they expire) in the Shortcode Editor (now given a fallback there too)
• Deprecated: Implicit conversion from float to int loses precision in…

Updated:

• Image downloader’s vulnerability fixed

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v4.4 – January 16, 2023 – Limit height to viewport setting, bugfixes related to RML and live preview, JavaScript hook for changing items of the grid.
New features:

• New setting – Limit height to viewport. It prevents rows from appearing taller than the device/browser viewport (usable height of the screen), avoiding the need for scrolling to wholly explore a thumbnail. This was the default behavior since v2.8 (for over seven years), but there was no way to turn it off. Certain use cases benefit from unlocking tall rows, such as showing illustrations, mobile screenshots, lightboxless galleries, and portraits that don’t need to be seen in their entirety. Sometimes filling all available width is more important than fitting an image that is only slightly taller.
• A global function jigHookItems (items){}, when defined (for example in the Custom JS of JIG settings), allows you to influence the all items (images) list of your grids, prior to creation. It arose from a customer request to manipulate image URLs on the client side. In that particular case, we used it to change extensions to WebP when the browser supports it, to load pre-generated WebP thumbnails instead of TimThumb. The server-side equivalent could not be used due to caching plugins.

Improved:

• Font size slightly increased in the Grid/Shortcode Editor.

Bugfixes:

• The detection for RML (Real Media Library) failed when it wasn’t installed and polluted the shortcode with attributes related to that.
• When conditional script loading was turned off (to be unconditional), Grid live preview failed to work.
• Checking for non-existent (or deleted) RML ID works again without showing a PHP warning.
• RML’s “Overview of top level objects” functionality is restored.
• Pre-PHP7.1 compatibility: removed “public const” from source.
• PhotoSwipe: pswp—undefined-theme class removed when opened with anything other than the light theme.

Updated:

• Documentation

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v4.3 – November 22, 2022
– WebP/AVIF, RML flatten hierarchy and multi-select, Facebook improvements, numerous fixes including YouTube.
New features:

• Next-gen image formats: Option to use WebP where available. AVIF (AV1 Image File Format) is also added but is subject to very peculiar server requirements (PHP 8.1+ and GD needs to be enabled—with-avif).
• Flatten Real Media Library hierarchy, a much-requested feature! Show everything under selected point(s) in the RML tree. This virtually re-organizes your RML tree at display time, to offer more flexibility. Compatible with “straight to lightbox,” works fine with randomizing and limiting (to show a random selection from just a part of your media library), and supports Photo Engine (WP/LR Sync) with RML.
  • Contents: expand everything to a single big gallery. This goes hand in hand with (and boosts the usefulness of) the Filter by option called “WP RML Galleries or Folders (of pictures in the grid)” as you could use your RML tree (Gallery or Folder names) as filters.
  • Galleries: look for and stop at galleries for an on-the-fly collection. This can make navigation easier as it drills down to offer a single level, no matter how deep you organized the tree. Also allows “collectionizing” single or just a handful of galleries (regardless of their siblings). Supports folders too, even if they have direct content AND subfolders – everything becomes an individual gallery. Give a name to this on-the-fly collection (or other multi-select content) with the “Breadcrumb home text.”
• Real Media Library multi-select. Switch from dropdown-tree to a checklist-tree so you can mix and match any combination of RML content (synergizes with, and is at the core of the new flattening options).
• Facebook Albums now respect JIG’s global “Order by” setting for (creation) date ascending/descending, title ascending/descending. The “Latest” feature uses date descending to reliably catch the last album. Since the new Pages Experience messed with the default album order (and you can’t drag and drop albums on FB unlike their contents) this seemed reasonable. Updating an album doesn’t change their order. Previously, during grid creation, users would not see their latest album in JIG’s album picker in a readily apparent location (topmost).

Improved:

• WebP support extended to remote hosts’ webp-in-jpg way of serving images (which is based on the accept header). Now WebP thumbnails will be created when the content-type response header says image/webp even if the extension appears to be jpg.
• Facebook Videos source is restored and now it uses embedding. Facebook supplies the player via an iframe and that fits both prettyPhoto and Magnific Popup. Only embeddable videos are visible from now on. It’s no longer possible to download the videos since the raw URL to the video file expires and the API doesn’t seem to have it (why it was broken).
• Facebook and Flickr source selection (Album covers) no longer use TimThumb as appropriate-sized images are suppled from their CDNs. Previously, users who disabled TimThumb because it didn’t work for them, didn’t see any such image in the settings.
• YouTube Playlists can now show date information (how long ago was a video uploaded).
• Shortcode parsing in the editor improved so it can now retain some HTML and values with either single or double quotes. For example, it was not possible to add an image tag to “Lightbox link text” in Recent posts, now it is viable.
• Gutenberg preview height is more adaptive.
• Rows (with help text) wrap in the editor.
• Misleading “What content to show” texts (in light of new RML features).

Bugfixes:

• YouTube Channels load again, and the “nice time” description works now.
• Yoast SEO plugin’s XML sitemap didn’t include images where you used the JIG Gutenberg block to insert a Grid.
• Editing an existing gallery with many images could show some grey thumbnails in the WP media dialog, resulting in those images being accidentally removed from a grid.
• Remote WebP images weren’t accepted as valid mime type.
• When measuring external image dimensions, a PHP Warning: Undefined variable $update_result could occur.
• On scaled, high DPI monitors the selection borders for buttons and Facebook/Flickr albums looked broken (in the editor), they received a minor redesign.
• In come cases such as with NextGEN, double forward slashes would appear before the file name, visible in the HTML source. Previously the unencoded image URL wasn’t treated for rogue double slashes.
• Some “dimensionless” SVGs could go missing from the grid when using anything but the “Same as lightbox” thumbnail base.
• Unclickable grid selector dropdown in Gutenberg.
• Intermittent undefined JS in the editor

Updated:

• Facebook API to v15
• Elementor 3.5+ widget registration

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v4.2.1 – February 4, 2022
– Hotfix for never loading grid editing interface
Bugfixes:
Due to the jQuery change, the grids interface was stuck in a perpetual loading state

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v4.1.1 – April 2, 2021
– Thumbnail improvements, Grids interface ease of use, checking invalid Grids, PHP messages
New features:

• Grids list gained a column with the copiable shortcode of each individual grid, for easier access.

Improved:

• Image size selector in “Maximum size for lightbox” and “Base thumbnail on an image size” now include the full unrestricted list of available sizes. These now include the Medium Large size. Their display labels are revamped to be more useful.
• The “Base thumbnail on an image size” setting is now enabled for Recent Posts feature, allowing you to choose a TimThumb-less thumbnail size independent of the “Lightbox max size” setting.
• Deleted or non-existing grid ID in the shortcode will no longer cause a fatal error.
• Add Images / Edit Gallery button received some styling.

Bugfixes:

• RML-related undefined variable PHP varning on line 15539.
• Notice: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool.
• NextGEN 3.9 was hiding the galleries, they fixed with with 3.9.1, please update.
• PHP 8 deprecated messages removed.

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v4.1 – December 20, 2020 – Developer hooks for media library and recent posts, recent galleries for NextGEN, major fixes for RSS, YouTube, Vimeo. WP 5.6 friendly.

New features:

• New NextGEN display: The Recent galleries option is best for photographers who often publish new galleries. It creates an album on the fly with the latest galleries. You should use it in “straight to lightbox” mode if it’s in the sidebar or footer.
• PDF support. JIG can now show PDFs in a gallery, only when thumbnails are available for said PDFs (they can be generated with Media Library Assistant, but should be a native WordPress thing).
• New ‘jig_images’ filter for developers. It lets you edit the list of images JIG is about to show and allows other creative ways to influence and create automatic captions, etc. It uses the image list, and the shortcode attributes to enable identifying a single grid.
• New ‘jig_recent_posts_query_args’ filter. It allows advanced users to influence the recent posts query. For example, you could show grids based on custom post meta key and value pairs, or remove the default “only in stock” WooCommerce behavior, etc. It uses the query arguments and shortcode attributes.
• New ‘jig_media_library_query_args’ filter. It filters the four media library queries in JIG with two parameters: query arguments and shortcode attributes. The queries that can be changed are the following… 1. Normal galleries with a list of IDs. 2. Galleries based on tags, categories, or custom taxonomies, including the ones from Media Library Assistant. 3. Real Media Library galleries. 4. Images from multiple posts at the same time. A helpful use case would be switching comma-separated terms (tags, categories, etc.) to the AND operator, meaning all must be present on an image for it to be displayed. Currently, all of those have IN operator (match any of the listed terms).
• New ‘jig_ng_pure_request_uri_for_recent_galleries’ filter that lets you redirect the NextGEN Recent galleries feature’s links to a central page where you already show your albums or galleries, such as ”/albums/” – instead of adding the /nggallery/... parts to any page the original JIG happens to be on. This makes the Recent galleries feature usable in sidebar or footer without “straight to lightbox” mode.

Improved:

• Now there is a loading animation on the preview button in the Create New Grid screen. It’s helpful for initially slow-loading grids such as RSS feeds.
• Recent posts: Ability to use the plus sign (+) to create AND operator between category or tag slugs (custom taxonomies can use the new filter to add an operator to the query).
• Facebook App tutorial now mentions the proper App Type to use: Something Else.
• In AMP mode, automatic takeovers are disabled until a further AMP-optimized display get implemented. This way, the not-taken-over gallery is at least usable.
• jQuery 3 compatibility for all scripts (removed deprecated code usage, due to new WP version using 3.5.1 as default, without jQuery Migrate).
• SVG support extended to those without width and height attributes but with a working viewbox.
• RSS Feed feature’s example/tool URLs re-checked, old sites/pages removed, HTTPS enabled on all of them.
• The shortcode editor now loads more Facebook/Flickr album covers at once, without needing to mouse over them above the first 10.

Bugfixes:

• The auto takeover of Gutenberg galleries works again.
• Grids screen didn’t seem to save anything or load the saved values on the latest WP.
• Going from an album view to a gallery view while using multiple JIG instances: From now on, when entering a JIG with NextGEN source (ng_album, ng_tags_album, ng_recent_galleries), the first capable JIG serves the desired content; the others only get hidden if they are configured the same way. During reasonable use, this means nothing gets hidden. Previously, other NextGEN-based JIGs (those incapable of showing anything else anyway) were also hidden for no actual reason. These are NG galleries, NG pics by ID, NG recent/random images, NG search, NG tags galleries.
• Related to the previous: A disappearing JIG is fixed in NextGEN tag page takeover mode where some sitemap plugins or search engine bots created longer than necessary URLs, including ”/nggallery/”, among others.
• RSS feature with multiple, comma-separated feeds was not working.
• Feeds from Vimeo work again, even though they are invalid/malformed. The current known issue is that their feeds have no video title/description.
• YouTube scraper fixed, channels and playlists work fine again.
• External image dimensions cache (wp_jig_ext_images table in the database) could have many duplicate entries. The generation of these is now stopped. You can purge your cache on the TimThumb tab if you’ve been using the RSS feeds source, especially with YouTube.
• Regarding the external image dimensions cache, a WordPress database error: Duplicate entry for key ‘hash_based_id’ is fixed.
• When TimThumb is off, and you are using WordPress thumbnails, “Replace site’s hostname with” now works on thumbnail URLs and more consistently on image URLs that open in lightboxes.
• When pressing Enter after opening the prettyPhoto lightbox, its layout would crash. Now it just shows the next image (advances the display).
• Removed references to PHP safe_mode as it was deprecated then removed from the currently required minimum PHP version (5.4).
• Shortcode Editor on the Facebook tab froze on the loading screen while listing albums and had no icon.
• NGG tag page takeover works again.
• A “Plugin not found” error was shown in the popup after clicking the “View details” link on the plugins list (or accessing new version details). It happened for other paid plugins when they also use an automatic update implementation similar to JIG’s, for example, the Pro version of All In One SEO plugin.
• PHP Notice: Undefined property: JustifiedImageGrid::$settings on the create grid screen.
• PHP Notice: Undefined offset when using NextGEN breadcrumbs in a particular way.

Updated:

• Spanish translation.