We have just released version 3.27.9 of MetaSlider. We recommend updating to this version because it fixes a security issue that was reported to us. The reported issue does require the user to be logged in as an Administrator user. This might seem confusing: if a user is already an Administrator, what more harm can…
Over the last few months, we’ve been working with the team at Superb Themes on the release of a theme specifically designed for MetaSlider users. The theme is called Meet MetaSlider, and it’s free to download. If you want a stylish theme with a large slider to showcase your images, then Meet MetaSlider is a…
Elementor is the most popular page-builder plugin in WordPress and MetaSlider is the most popular slideshow plugin. So naturally, they make a great combination. In this guide, I’ll show you how to add a MetaSlider slideshow into an Elementor layout.
One of the most creative and stylish options in MetaSlider Pro are Layer Slides. This allows you to add a basic image to your slideshow and then layer other elements on top. You can add text, video, colors, animations and even other images on top of your first image. In this guide, I’ll introduce you…
Do you want to make money by partnering with MetaSlider? We will pay you 35% commission for any referrals you send to MetaSlider. So if a customer follows your link and signs up for a $100 membership at MetaSlider, we’ll send you $35. And what’s even better is that the commissions are recurring. So you…
MetaSlider is the most popular slideshow plugin for WordPress and it’s quick and easy to setup out of the box. MetaSlider has a legacy feature that can enable four different slideshow libraries: FlexSlider, R. Slides (short for “Responsive Slides”), Nivo Slider, Coin Slider. These libraries all have different features, layouts and options. Please note: Since…
A slideshow allows you to create a beautiful showcase of images or videos for your visitors. You can enhance your slideshow with a lightbox. Visitors can view your slideshow and then click on an image and see a larger, higher-resolution version of the image. Often the background is darkened so that the viewer’s eyes can…