The ‘Image gallery‘, ‘Post grid‘ and ‘Relationship post in a grid‘ widgets now integrate the new Slider display mode.
It comes with a range of flexible and modular customization options relative to the component used.
You can freely resize images by controlling their height, width, and aspect ratio.
Automate scrolling and the number of items displayed as well as several animation options.
Select slider mode
To enable Slider mode, open the ‘Layout’ section and select ‘Slider’ from the list.
The ‘Slider’ section appears in the list of sections.
Beyond after unfolding it you can apply the configuration you want.
Configure the slider
Autoplay: items scroll automatically,
Autoplay speed: scroll speed,
Loop: the scroll resumes at the beginning or not. Enabled with Autoplay = ‘yes’,
Displayed images: Number of items displayed,
Direction: scroll direction (left or right)
Transition effect: four transitions (Default, Coverflow, Creative, Fade). ‘Creative and Fade’ transitions display only one item at a time. You can change the width of the slider,
Image ratio: five aspect ratios for images (Default, 4/3, 3/2, 16/9, 26/9),
Vertical position: position the image vertically according to the selected ratio.
Navigation: two arrows on either side of the slider to move items forward/backward,
Pagination: a series of bullets under the slider to illustrate the number of items and their movement,
Display scollbar: discreet scroll bar under the slider to illustrate the number of items and their movement.
Style controls and buttons
Final outcome
Post grid slider with the last ten posts.
Side-by-side layout with text on the left
Slider autoplay equal ‘yes’ + Transition effect equal ‘Fade’ + Display scrollbar equal ‘yes’.
The link is on the title and on the image.
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Credit
Slider mode is integrated with the Swiper.js library































