ShapedGallery

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Beaver Builder ​

Add a saved gallery to any Beaver Builder layout with the Shaped Gallery module.

You can do this in 3 steps

  1. Switch on the Beaver integrationIt ships off — turn it on first.
  2. Build a saved galleryThe module picks from your saved galleries.
  3. Drag in the module and pick itModules → Shaped Gallery.

Step 1: Switch on the integration ​

  1. Shaped Gallery → Settings → Integrations.
  2. Switch on Beaver.
  3. Save Changes.

Step 2: Build a saved gallery ​

  1. Shaped Gallery → Add New Gallery.
  2. Pick a layout, add media, configure it. Quick Start →
  3. Title it descriptively.
  4. Publish.

Step 3: Add the module ​

  1. Edit a page with Beaver Builder.
  2. Open the content panel and go to Modules.
  3. Find Shaped Gallery under its own Shaped Gallery group — the description reads Display a saved Shaped Gallery.
  4. Drag it onto the page.
  5. In the settings that open, choose your gallery in Select Gallery.
  6. Save, then Done → Publish.

Styling it ​

The module has one setting. Layout, spacing, lightbox, hover animations and content all live on the gallery — edit it under Shaped Gallery → Saved Galleries.

Beaver Builder's Style and Advanced tabs still apply to the module's own wrapper.

Things worth knowing ​

It renders through the shortcode, so the output matches the same gallery placed as a block exactly.

The gallery list is built at registration time, like WPBakery's, and gated on being able to edit posts — so it never reaches anonymous requests.

The dropdown is capped at 300 galleries. Past that, use Beaver Builder's HTML module with [shaped_gallery id="42"].

Troubleshooting ​

The module isn't in the panel. Switch the integration on and save, then reload the builder.

Empty dropdown. No saved galleries yet.

Nothing on the front end. Check the gallery isn't a draft, trashed, Private or Password-protected, and that your license is active.

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