Metaslider Gallery 2.21 — Lightbox fixes, duplicate image cleanup, and security hardening
Metaslider Gallery 2.21.0 fixes lightbox behavior, duplicate images, small-image display issues, WooCommerce gallery handling, and adds security hardening.
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What’s New at MetaSlider in December 2025?
The December releases of MetaSlider are now available. These versions are our final releases for 2025. We’re building the most user-friendly slideshow plugin in WordPress, and these updates are another step towards that. Oh, and we’ve also started to build the most user-friendly gallery plugin in WordPress!
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What’s New at MetaSlider in November 2025?
The November releases of MetaSlider are now available with tons of new features. When you install these versions, you’ll find big improvements to the export and import feature. You’ll also see a new theme, the ability to customize the Play / Pause button, and better support for WordPress caching plugins.
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Add Captions to YouTube and Vimeo Slides in MetaSlider
Videos are one of the most powerful ways to engage visitors on your website. They’re eye-catching, emotional, and easy to share. But sometimes, even a great video needs a little help to communicate clearly. That’s where captions come in. With MetaSlider Pro, you can add captions directly on top of videos, including your YouTube slides…
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MetaSlider in October is All About WooCommerce
The October releases of MetaSlider are now available. There’s a new version of the MetaSlider Lightbox plugin. You can display your slideshow images in a beautiful full-screen view. The plugin can also add a lightbox effect to any image, gallery, or video in your WordPress posts. In the main MetaSlider plugin, you’ll find a deep…
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How to Use the Container Feature in MetaSlider
If you use MetaSlider, you already know it’s one of the easiest ways to add beautiful slideshows to your WordPress site. It’s simple, quick, and looks great out of the box. There’s a brand-new feature in MetaSlider Pro that takes your slideshows to the next level. It’s called the “Container” feature. And it’s perfect if…
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Allow Images Larger than 2560 Pixels in WordPress
WordPress 5.3 was released in 2019 and made a significant change to image uploading. WordPress has now limited the maximum size of uploaded images to 2560 pixels. If you try to upload an image that is larger than 2560 pixels, WordPress will automatically resize the image to that size.