Sliders make websites look alive. They catch users’ attention, highlight great things, and guide people to what you want them to notice. MetaSlider is the easiest way to build sliders in WordPress. If you’re using MetaSlider Pro, you get extra tools. One of them is the option to repeat a slide. Here’s how it works:…
If you run a web-design agency, you have most likely had an experience similar to the following. You’ve made a beautiful client website, and he client took time to pick out awesome photos for their homepage slideshow. Some of the images were big, high-quality shots. Others were great, but smaller; and they didn’t look great…
WordPress sliders are an excellent way to showcase your best content. They pack a lot into a small space and keep visitors engaged. Plugins like MetaSlider make creating them very simple. Most people talk about big features in a slideshow, such as responsive design or SEO. But smaller features can be just as powerful. One…
People will form judgments about your site in just a few seconds. Often their first impression of your site starts with your hero section or slider. A well-designed slider can pull visitors in, share your message, and lead them to where you want them to go. So what takes a slider from good to great?…
When it comes to building an engaging website, a fantastic slideshow can make all the difference. But a design that looks stunning on a desktop screen might be overwhelming or slow to load on a mobile phone. That’s where MetaSlider’s “Device” tab comes in. It gives you the power to tailor your slideshow content for…
The August releases of MetaSlider are now available with tons of new features. When you install these versions, you’ll find it much easier to hide slides and show them multiple times. There are also new themes, slide types, and theme editing options. We’re building the most user-friendly slideshow plugin in WordPress, and this release is…
We had an interesting question from a MetaSlider customer this week. They wanted a standard image carousel, but with a large hero image. Normally a carousel will show multiple images. This customer wanted smaller images on the left and right, with a larger central image. In a previous tutorial, we showed how to use partial…