We had a request from a MetaSlider user this week. They wanted to add menu links, or buttons, on top of their slideshow. If you use the Layer Slides feature in MetaSlider, you can add menu links and buttons to individual slides. However, in this situation, the user wanted the same elements appearing over the…
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…
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…
We had an interesting question from a MetaSlider user recently. They wanted to build an image carousel for their client. They followed our slider carousel guide and everything was working correctly. However, the client had an extra request. They wanted to show the carousel with partial images on either side. In the screenshot below, you…
Yes, it is possible to build a slideshow using a variety of image orientations. People want to do this because they have some images in portrait mode and some in landscape. These images have different orientations and different sizes. One option is that MetaSlider can help by automatically cropping and resizing these images. This allows…
We are often asked at MetaSlider if it is possible to build a slideshow using a variety of image orientations. People want to do this because they have some images in portrait mode and some in landscape. These images have different orientations and different sizes. The answer is “Yes, this is possible”.
If you want to schedule slides in MetaSlider, this feature is available in MetaSlider Pro. In this guide, I’ll give you an introduction to scheduling slides. You can schedule slides to show or hide between certain days, on specific days of the week, or at times you choose.