With MetaSlider you can create a powerful, SEO-optimized slider, slideshow, carousel, or gallery in minutes with the world’s #1 responsive WordPress slider plugin.
Categories are one of the most important tools you have for organizing your WordPress content. However, on a normal WordPress site, Categories are only available for Posts. If you want to organize your Pages in the same way as you organize Posts, the solution is a plugin such as TaxoPress. This plugin allows you to…
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…
Have you ever swiped your finger on an element on your mobile phone and seen the phone respond? Of course you have. This is absolutely normal for phones and web apps. For people who use apps, phrases such as “swiping left” and “swiping right” are now part of everyday language. However, swiping is also possible…
MetaSlider 3.61 and MetaSlider Pro 2.33 are available now and these releases have some really cool improvements. The most important new feature is a “Mobile” tab that allows you to show different slides to different screen sizes. Lots of MetaSlider users requested this feature so that they can customize their slideshows for different devices. For…
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. If you haven’t seen that news yet, WPTavern wrote a story on the handover. So what has changed in the first year…
MetaSlider 3.60 is available now and brings more improvements to your MetaSlider experience. This version has an improved admin design, new mobile settings, and several other useful improvements. Keep reading to see what’s new in the December update of MetaSlider.
We had a question from a MetaSlider user who wanted to build a slideshow that uses the full height and width of the screen. In the image below, you can see that the slideshow works as normal with Previous and Next arrows, navigation, and more. However, the slideshow is the only thing visible on the…