The first big MetaSlider release of 2025 is here. You’ll find new ways to sort and organize your slides. There are also improvements to the Play / Pause button feature. And for Pro users, there’s a new “HTML Slide” type, plus improvements to the Theme Editor. We’re building the most user-friendly slideshow plugin in WordPress,…
We had a question this week from a MetaSlider user who wanted to automatically add rounded corners to their images. Their goal was to create a slideshow that looks like this image below. This is possible with MetaSlider Pro, and this guide we’ll show you to create the same effect with your slideshow.
WordPress 5.3 was released in 2019 and made a significant change to image uploading. WordPress has now limited the maximum size of uploaded images to 2560 pixels. If you try to upload an image that is larger than 2560 pixels, WordPress will automatically resize the image to that size.
There’s a really cool, new feature that has just landed in MetaSlider Pro. We’ve just added a completely new way to customize your slideshow themes.
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.
Hey, and thanks for using MetaSlider. MetaSlider is one of the most popular slideshow plugins for WordPress and has been for over a decade. In 2022, the PublishPress team took over running MetaSlider, and we wrote our first annual review in 2023. We’ve made some great improvements in 2024 and hope you enjoy our second…
The final big MetaSlider release of 2024 is here, and it’s probably the best of the year! You’ll find a completely new way to customize your slideshow themes. There’s also a new progress bar option, and two new themes. We’re building the most user-friendly slideshow plugin in WordPress, and this is another step towards that…