We’re delighted introduce our newest plugin: MetaSlider Gallery. Our goal here at MetaSlider has always been to build the most user-friendly slideshow plugin in WordPress. We’re now bringing that same approach to building an image gallery plugin. MetaSlider Gallery plugin allows you to create stylish image galleries. There are two ways to show your images….
Here at MetaSlider we’re often asked about animation in slideshows. A slideshow is often the most prominent feature on a website. It’s the “hero” of the site’s homepage. So people want to make sure the slideshow is noticeable and adds a “wow” factor. However, we normally recommend focusing on style over flashy animation. Here’s a…
Hey, and thanks for using the MetaSlider plugin. Our goal here at MetaSlider has always been to build the most user-friendly slideshow plugin in WordPress. This month’s release of MetaSlider is a huge step towards that goal. In these updates, you’ll find better support for vertical slideshows. You’ll also see improvements to slideshow previews, carousel…
Here at MetaSlider we work really hard to make sure that our slideshows are accessible. We want our websites and plugins to be helpful to as many people as possible. If we build accessible websites, that means that people with disabilities can use them. Keyboard accessibility is a cornerstone of web accessibility. This allows users…
We had a request from a MetaSlider user this week. They wanted to build a vertical slideshow with the slides moving up-and-down instead of left-to-right. They also wanted the navigation features to be displayed vertically. It is possible to create a vertical slideshow with MetaSlider and we’ll show you how this is done.
A MetaSlider user approached us this week and asked if it was possible to show a rotating series of images in a carousel. They wanted several images to be visible at the same time, with a caption over each image. Ideally, the images will automatically refresh every few seconds and there will be arrows if…
Accessibility is an important topic for WordPress developers. We want our websites and plugins to be helpful to as many people as possible. If we build accessible websites, that means that people with disabilities can use them. People with disabilities interact with websites in various ways. Some use screen readers that convert text into spoken…