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The Flickr Module for WP Robot is the best Flickr autoblogging plugin for WordPress. It allows you to add targeted images and photos to your WordPress blog on complete autopilot to ensure your blog stays fresh and updated at any time. Automatic posts created by the module include the full image in different sizes as well as a description, information on the author and comments from Flickr.
Add Comments: The Flickr autoblogging module can add comments to your automatic blog posts. Automatic comments help make your blog look more natural and can entice other visitors to join the discussion.
Flexible and Customizable: WP Robot’s powerful template system allows you to make your autoposts like like you want. Including your own text, branding, ads or affiliate links is super easy as well!
Content For Any Keywords: Flickr contains a wide range of content related to almost any topic. In WP Robot you can autopost images and photos for an unlimited number of keywords!
Legal Content: Powered by the official Flickr API to bring you great content you can use on your sites. Please note you need to register for a free Flickr API account to use this module.
Post Flickr images and photos To WordPress
Create a popular image blog by adding screnshots, images and other media on any topic from Flickr.com to your weblog automatically with the WP Robot Flickr WordPress plugin. By using the powerful MIX feature you can even add the images retreived by the Flickr module to all other modules you own or your normal blog posts.
- Post images on any topic to your weblog on autopilot!
- Uses the official Flickr API (a API key is necessary to use this module).
- Create posts exactly like you want them to look with the templating option.
- Many customizable options, including choice of image size, licensing and sort mode.
- Post all comments from the Flickr images as comments on your own blog!
- Add images to posts created by any of WP Robot’s other modules via the templating system or any other of your own posts. With this powerful feature you can for example automatically add relevant thumbnails to articles.
New Version 5 – Updated For 2016
With our huge update to WP Robot 5 that was released in August 2016 the Flickr module is now better than ever for autoposting images and photos to your WordPress sites. The new update to version 5 comes with an entirely new interface that is much easier to use as well as better content curation features. We also made sure that Flickr autoblogging always works with the latest version of WordPress and any WP theme of your choosing.
Get The Flickr WordPress Plugin Now
The Flickr Module as well as over 20 other autoblogging plugins are all part of WP Robot! Get the full version of WP Robot 5 now and start supercharging your blog’s content with the best autoblogging plugin available for WordPress.
Related Autoblogging Modules
These autoblogging plugins that are also part of WP Robot 5 might be of interest to you as well:
- Pixabay Autoblogging – automatically post illustrations and photos from Pixabay to your WordPress blog.
- Bing News Autoblogging – automatically post news articles from Bing News to your WordPress blog.
- RSS Autoblogging – automatically post RSS feeds from RSS to your WordPress blog.
- Commission Junction Autoblogging – automatically post affiliate products from Commission Junction to your WordPress blog.
Legal notice: We uses the API of Flickr to integrate content into our autoblogging plugin but WP Robot is not otherwise endorsed by or affiliated with Flickr. All logos and names are copyrighted by their respective owners.
The Galleria Flickr Plugin is a small but useful plugin to allow your gallery to communicate with the Flickr API using some really simple commands. Galleria optimizes the Flickr data behind the scenes to make the Gallery rendering as good as possible. You can also control some aspects of the data conversion, like image sizes, sorting, captions etc.
How to install the plugin
Just include it in the head as a script tag, f.ex:
Examples
Example on how to search flickr for “galleria” and display the first 30 results
Example on how to fetch a flickr photoset into Galleria and sort using date ascending
When using the flickr plugin as a Galleria option like this, you simply apply a string like “method:argument” to fetch images. The plugin also allows for more advanced usage for tighter integrations.
Example on how to create a flickr instance and call a method manually
Example on how to inject Flickr data into an existing gallery and apply options
Methods
.search( phrase[, callback] )
Search Flickr for public photos using a search string.
.tags( phrase[, callback] )
Search Flickr for public photos using tags.
.user( username[, callback] )
Fetch a user’s public photos using the username like displayed in the URL (not user ID).
.set( photoset_id[, callback] )
Get photos from a photoset by ID.Note that the ‘sort’ option is not available in this API call, see more here: http://www.flickr.com/services/api/flickr.photosets.getPhotos.html
The photoset_id can be found at the end of the url when you open your set/album in your browser. For example: https://www.flickr.com/photos/1959dr/albums/72157658804179708. 72157658804179708 is the photoset_id.
.gallery( gallery_id[, callback] )
Get photos from a gallery by ID
.groupsearch( group[, callback] )
Search groups and fetch photos from the first group foundUseful if you know the exact name of a group and want to show the groups photos.
.group( group_id[, callback] )
Get photos from a group by ID
.setOptions( options )
Set flickr options. The options object blends into the defaults.
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Options
max
Maximum number of photos to return (maximum value 100)
imageSize
The size to fetch for the main image. The bigger size, the slower downloads and interaction. Use this to match image sizes with your gallery layout.
Available image sizes:
small – square 75x75
thumb – 100 on longest side
medium – 640 on longest side (if available, or it will take the closest match)
big – 1024 on longest side
original – original image, either a jpg, gif or png, depending on source format.
thumbSize
The size to fetch for the thumbnail image. The bigger size, the slower downloads and interaction. Use this to match thumbnail sizes with your gallery layout. See imageSize for full list of available sizes.
sort
Sets in what order the photos will be shown. Available options:
date-posted-asc
date-posted-desc
date-taken-asc
date-taken-desc
interestingness-desc
interestingness-asc
relevance
description
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The plugin fetches the title per default. If you also wish to fetch the description, set this option to true.