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1. (Title under a single thumbnail) : done
2. (Choose which thumbnail to display) : done. But it cannot be a global setting. You have to add the short code attribute thumbnails=5 to use the 5th picture as main thumbnail.

You can download a development version using the previous link. You may have to reset the (global) setting “Display Thumbnail” since I’ve change ‘first’ to ‘single’.

3. (WP Gallery) I meant the default gallery of WordPress 3.5 which let you to insert caption. Of course, you have to upload your pictures in WordPress Media and there’s no built-in lightbox engine….

1. I have to think about that, since in “thumbnails=all” mode, there’s no need/way to insert caption.
2. Of course it would be possible, but I think you had better change the picture order (file name) so that the first one is the one you want as main thumbnail !
3. Because pictures comes from a ftp-uploaded folder, there’s no way to indicate captions for each picture. The best way would then to use WP Gallery.

Graham, I’ve tried several time with IE10 on Windows 8 pro, but I cannot reproduce the problem. Maybe you should try to empty IE cache?

I’ve added an option to select the “number” of thumbnails displayed in galleries (All, None or First). You can download a development version here.

My mistake ! The folder path MUST be “wp-content/….” NOT “/wp-content/….”.

Your last try works! Your folder wp-content/uploads/Various/contains only 2 images, the one you can see under “Not working in /uploads”.

Not sure. What’s happen if you remove the first / in

[foldergallery folder=”wp-content/uploads/Various/” title=”Various”]?

As I told you before, you must use a local path :

[foldergallery folder="/wp-content/uploads/xyz/" title="Gallery title"]

If it’s still not working, send me the page URL (with the non working gallery) and I will try to figure what’s happen.

Great! Let’s talk about path… I’ve seen you put your photos at the root of the website.

You should try to put your gallery inside the wp-content directory. For instance, if you upload a picture directory at

{root} /wp-content/galleries/my-photo-gallery

you have to use the shortcode

[foldergallery folder="/wp-content/galleries/my-photo-gallery" title="My Photo Gallery"]

Tell me how it works.

Your page loads 3 different versions of JQuery. That’s where the problem is.

– One JQuery is loaded by your theme : <script type="text/javascript" src="https://bethisraelsc.org/wp-content/themes/CBI/js/jquery-1.4.2.min.js">
You can modify you source theme or at least remove (rename is enough) the file ‘/wp-content/themes/CBI/js/jquery-1.4.2.min.js’

– The second is loaded in the footer of your page : <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
Not sure if it’s hardcode in your theme or if it comes from a plugin. It seems to be related to a lightbox-panel (but not to simple lightbox plugin). You must disabled the script too (but I don’t know how !)

– The third is WP version (1.8.3) and it’s OK!

I was able to run your page locally. With the 3 JQuery, folder-gallery doesn’t work. If I remove the first 2 (directly from the page source), it works !

I don’t think it’s the host but I cannot find where the problem is.
Could you try to update folder gallery plugin to 0.95 ?

Your page loads 2 different versions of JQuery. One (1.8.3) from WordPress itself, and one (1.7.2) from Google. I assume another plugin load it, maybe ‘lightbox-panel’ or something like that. Could you try to disable it, so I can check you site again?

You can download a development version (0.94) with lightview support here. You have to download and install lightview yourself (because of license). See readme.txt for details.

Tell me how it works.

Ernst, thanks for your comment. I will try to add support for lightview, but I will keep lightbox2 as the main JS, because of license. It may take a few days, but I’ll do my best!

What kind of failure did you get? Missing images, error message? Could you send me an URL? Also, be sure to check the directory permissions.

You’re welcome!