The line of code that I am showing here has a space inside at the beginning and end of the brackets, if you want to copy and paste this code make sure you remove those spaces. The number is indicative of the gallery ID number. Every NextGen Gallery has its own unique number; you can find it next to the gallery name under the Manage Gallery tab.

The image will automatically insert to fit the width of your content. If you have access to the plugin’s css file – nggallery.css – you can change the width under this selector:
.ngg-imagebrowser img

Tip: copy the nggallery css file to your theme folder and make customizations there, then it will not be overwritten when the plugin is updated. The plugin will look in your theme folder first for this file and implement.

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Use the Next and Previous links to browse the images. Note that the page reloads as you navigate through the images which is kind of jumpy.

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To control the number of thumbs that appear add “images=8″ – 8 being the number of thumbnails that you want. The short code to insert on your page would be
[  nggallery id=1 template=carousel images=4  ]

Using “images=0″ will show all thumbnails without the navigation.

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This post displays the default WordPress Gallery that comes standard with every WordPress install. All Artbiz themes are outfitted with this gallery by default and are configured to use a thumbnail for next and previous images.

Click a thumbnail to start…

Usage from WordPress.org (read the entire article)

THIS IS CRUCIAL!

Uploading images whilst working on a Page (or Post) allows WordPress to create, and store, a direct association between each image and its parent Page (or Post). It is this association that is used to create your gallery.

Tip: When creating a gallery, try to ensure that the images you’re uploading are all roughly the same size (e.g. 1000 pixels wide by 750 pixels high). The final gallery of thumbnails will look a lot neater as a result.

Once all the images have been uploaded, check that each image has a human-readable title. No titles like abc2864.jpg, please. Give your images real titles like “My Dog” or “Roses”. If you have made changes to the image titles, remember to select “Save All changes” to record your amendments.

After you’ve uploaded and edited your images, click the “Save all changes” button. Once the changes are saved, the Gallery tab will be displayed on the “Add an Image” box and will automatically gain focus.

Scroll down to the bottom of the Add Media window to the Gallery Settings section. When you have finished entering your Gallery Settings, select “Insert gallery”. Then save your updated Page.