Self-Managed Elementor Photo Gallery
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
My Elementor-based WordPress site needs a fully self-managed photo gallery presented in a clean grid layout. I want to upload new images straight from the WordPress mobile app and have them automatically appear in the correct album or topical category that I assign.
Key details
• Layout: grid, consistent with my current design aesthetic.
• Upload flow: WordPress mobile app and browser workarounds.
• Organization: albums or topics so visitors can filter content easily.
Alongside the new gallery, one specific image on the site is intermittently disappearing. Please locate the cause—whether caching, conditional display settings, or theme quirks—and make sure that photo remains permanently visible across all devices.
When you hand the project back, I need:
1. A functioning, styled gallery section embedded on the existing page.
2. Categories set up and a quick screen-recording or short PDF showing how I can add, edit, and delete albums and photos from my phone and browsers
3. The previously unreliable image pinned so it never drops out again.
If you plan to use a plugin, pick something lightweight, widely supported, and Elementor-friendly.
Key details
• Layout: grid, consistent with my current design aesthetic.
• Upload flow: WordPress mobile app and browser workarounds.
• Organization: albums or topics so visitors can filter content easily.
Alongside the new gallery, one specific image on the site is intermittently disappearing. Please locate the cause—whether caching, conditional display settings, or theme quirks—and make sure that photo remains permanently visible across all devices.
When you hand the project back, I need:
1. A functioning, styled gallery section embedded on the existing page.
2. Categories set up and a quick screen-recording or short PDF showing how I can add, edit, and delete albums and photos from my phone and browsers
3. The previously unreliable image pinned so it never drops out again.
If you plan to use a plugin, pick something lightweight, widely supported, and Elementor-friendly.