Envira Gallery Pagination Addon 1.8.6

Envira Gallery Pagination Addon for WordPress

Big galleries slow you down. They choke your server, frustrate visitors, and make managing hundreds of photos feel like a second job. The Envira Gallery Pagination Addon fixes this by splitting your image collections into pages that load fast and navigate even faster.

What This Addon Does

It divides your existing Envira Gallery into separate pages based on how many images you want shown at once. Set it to 12, 20, 50 — whatever works for your layout. Visitors get numbered pages or arrows (or both) to move through your photos without waiting for hundreds of images to load at once.

Key Features

• Custom images-per-page setting per gallery
• Numbered pages, previous/next arrows, or combine both
• Works with every Envira Gallery layout and theme you’ve got
• Under 5KB of lightweight code — won’t touch your page speed scores
• Activate from your WordPress plugins menu, no configuration wizard

Who Should Get This

You already use Envira Gallery. Your galleries have grown beyond what a single page should hold. Maybe you’re a photographer showing 200 portfolio shots. Maybe you run a shop with product images loading slow on mobile. This addon gives your visitors a way to actually browse instead of bouncing.

How It Works

Install. Activate. A new “Pagination” tab appears in your gallery settings. Set your images-per-page count, choose your navigation style, save. Done. No PHP files to edit. No hooks to configure. Five minutes, tops.

Why Get This Addon

Envira Gallery handles the heavy lifting of image management. This addon makes those collections usable at scale. When you stop loading 800 product photos on one page, your server breathes easier. When visitors can jump to page 7 instead of scrolling forever, they stick around.

Instant download. Commercial license included. Free updates. Use it on unlimited client sites or your own projects.

Get Started

Download the Envira Gallery Pagination Addon now. Add clean pagination to your galleries today.