Responsive Slider lite
Active Installs
10+
Last Updated
October 31, 2022
First Released
May 24, 2016
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A lightweight responsive slider utilizing the default custom post type and featured image. Served in the front-end using bootstrap. Image order can be arranged at the wp-admin using drag and drop.
- Upload the whole
responsive-slider-litedirectory to the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Go to the Responsive slider lite and add your images as featured images, you have the option to assign a category
- Use shortcode [rsliderl] in any page or post to load all images.
Optional Parameters:
Load only a particular category:
[rsliderl cat=”category_name”]
Show Image title:
[rsliderl title=”true”]
Show Image description:
[rsliderl description=”true”]
You can also use combinations like loading a category with title and no images:
You need to put the shortcode first in any of your post/pages and enable the plugin
Changelog
1.1.1
- Bumping for wWP v6.0.3 compatibility
1.1.0
- Updated to be compliant to WPCS
- Added travis build
1.0.8
-Fixed unnecessary spacings
-Added a unique class so it can be easily styled
-Added wp_reset_postdata to further clean the query off images
1.0.7
-Fixed bug that echoes the post type in admin
1.0.6
-Fixed filtering issue when using the dropdown filter in admin list
-Category filter will only appear on the slider’s list
1.0.4
Fixed book post type issue and versioning
1.0.1
- Use title and wp-content for the image overlays
- Added category filters in the admin list
- Sort by category under the default admin list
1.0.0
- Can be categorized, images can be assigned to multiple categories
- Drag and Drop reordering of the image sequence
- Loadable via shortcode or in template files
- Detect if bootstrap is already used from elsewhere
In progress features:
* Options page – max image size can be defined so images can be auto cropped or set to a standard size, transition delay
* Multiple template to suit end user tastes
* Different transitions
* thumbnail option and bullet nav
* Presets can defined if slider will be used multiple times
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