Interface Overview

This article provides a quick overview of the Robo Gallery interface inside your WordPress dashboard — where to find things, how to navigate, and how to get started faster.

🔹 Sidebar Menu#

Once the plugin is installed, a new Robo Gallery section appears in the left sidebar of the WordPress admin panel. It includes the following options:

• Manage Galleries – view and edit your existing galleries
• Add New Robo Gallery – create a new gallery
• Support – contact form and help options
• Gallery Demo – preview gallery types and layouts
• Video Guides – watch short tutorials
• Settings – plugin-wide configuration
• Add-ons – manage installed or available add-ons
• Overview – general info, plugin overview, and useful links

🔹 Manage Galleries#

This is where all your created galleries are listed. For each gallery, you’ll see:

• Title
• Gallery Type (e.g. Fusion Grid)
• Author
• Publish Date
• Views
• Shortcode – use this to insert the gallery into any post or page

You can create a new gallery by clicking the Add New Robo Gallery button.

🔹 Gallery Type Selection#

When creating a gallery, a dialog allows you to select the layout type.

Free Gallery Types:#

• Fusion Grid (V5)
• Grid
• Masonry
• Mosaic
• Polaroid
• YouTube
• Slider

Premium Gallery Types (unlocked via license):#

Tabs separate the layouts by style and include:

• Grid Pro (8 themes)
• Masonry Pro (8 themes)
• YouTube Pro (6 themes)
• Mosaic Pro (6 themes)
• Polaroid Pro (8 themes)
• WallStyle Pro (8 themes)

Additionally, Fusion Grid includes advanced sub-layouts:

• New Fusion Grid
• Horizontal Masonry
• Vertical Masonry
• Justify Layout

🔹 Plugin Settings#

The Settings section contains global configuration options that affect all galleries.

Main tabs include:

• Cache Settings – clear cache timeout for galleries
• Custom JS/CSS – add custom scripts and styles
• Compatibility Settings – for resolving theme or plugin conflicts
• Create Post Settings – post integration options
• SEO Optimization – advanced image SEO options
• YouTube API – connect and manage YouTube keys
• Content Protection – prevent image copying and interaction

🧩 Editing Gallery Settings (Gallery Instance)#

When you open an existing gallery or create a new one, you enter the Gallery Settings Panel. This is where you fully control the design, behavior, and media inside that gallery.

Key elements you’ll see:#

• Current Gallery Type – displayed at the top of the settings panel. Shows the layout currently selected (e.g. Grid, Masonry, Fusion Grid).
• Manage Images Section – the place to add or edit your gallery content.

📷 Manage Images#

The Manage Images button opens Robo Gallery’s internal media manager. From there, you can:

• Upload new images or choose from the WordPress media library
• Sort images by dragging and dropping
• Add video links (YouTube, Vimeo)
• Set image tags
• Assign custom URLs (image links)

🟢 All image control happens inside the gallery itself — there is no need to go to the Media Library manually.

If you’re using the free version, some advanced options will be locked, with a prompt to unlock premium features.

🛠 Additional Options (PRO)#

When the Pro version is activated, the gallery settings expand to include:

• 150+ advanced configuration options
• Lightbox control and mobile optimization
• Social sharing
• Multilevel filtering and gallery search
• 50+ layout presets
• YouTube playlists, mixed content (image/video/link), and more

🔗 What’s Next?#

Now that you’re familiar with the interface, you can create your first gallery or explore plugin features.

Need help? Visit the Support section or check our Video Guides.