Here you can also change the language used for each of the EXIF data options. You can select which information is displayed in the global settings. As seen in the above image, if there isn’t enough space to display all of the information, a tooltip will show on hover.
Selecting Auto will allow the data to display best depending on the screen on which it is viewed. In other words, you can choose to show the icon, word, and value for the data, or a selection of each. You can then determine the format of the EXIF data. The theme can be light or dark the above gallery uses a dark theme. In the above screenshot, it is displayed at the bottom, but you can change this position to the top, or one of the sides.
Once you enable EXIF data for your gallery, you can change the position of the metadata in the lightbox. This gives some key information about how the photo was taken, which can be useful for photography portfolios and similar professional sites. In the above screenshot, you can see various details about the photo, including the camera that was used, the focal length, ISO and more.
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