JWD PostSlider Widget

JWD PostSlider Widget is a powerful widget that allows you to create an infinite number of responsive post slider (carousel) widgets using default WordPress Posts, Categories & Tags or Custom Post Type and Custom Taxonomies. It also comes with plenty of customization options.

Main Features

• Uses any registered post type in your website to create responsive post slider widget.
• JWD PostSlider Featured Image option ( The widget uses native WordPress Featured Image by default but you can choose to use a different image to be displayed in the slider loop )
• Completely responsive (with touch enabled swiping).
• Highly optimised JS/CSS loading so that assets only load on pages where the slider is present.

Main Widget Options

• Post Type Selector
• Taxonomy Selector
• Tag Selector
• Exclude posts option
• Custom Query option
• Order By Date
• Number of posts to show
• Display Image options
• Title Position options
• Slide posts in loop mode
• Show/Hide option for each content section/element
• Button / Font Size & Trim options
• Other

General Settings

• Choose post types to be used by the widget; Default: post.
• Infinite color options for main content elements
• Pagination type options
• Show/Hide icons
• Slide effect options
• Custom CSS option

Credits

JWD PostSlider Widget uses Swiper.

1. In your admin panel, go to Appearance > Plugins and click the Add New button.
2. Type in JWD PostSlider Widget in the search form and press the Enter key on your keyboard.
3. Click on the Activate button to use JWD PostSlider Widget right away.
4. Go to the JWD PostSlider tab at the bottom of your admin menu and do the general settings.
5. Navigate to Appearance > Widgets in your admin panel and use it as you want.
6. You’ll find the JWD PostSlider Featured Image box in all the used post types editor pages. Right under the default WordPress Featured Image box.

1. 

   Front side appearance (depending of your used theme).

2. 

   Setup Widget - Posts: Define source and other settings.

3. 

   Setup Widget - Settings: Show/Hide elements of the widget; Image display options.

4. 

   Setup Widget - Customize: Define button / font style & word trim for the widget.

5. 

   Custom Featured Image - The widget uses native WordPress Featured Image by default but you can choose to use a different image to be displayed in the slider loop.

6. 

   General Settings - these settings are applied for all created widgets.