How to Add Carousel in WordPress

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This tutorial will guide you how to add a carousel slider in your WordPress.

You can create horizontal carousel sliders or vertical carousel sliders for your WordPress. You can add images, YouTube, Vimeo, HTML5 videos, texts, HTML code, PDF documents and WooCommerce products to the carousel. You can also create the carousel dynamically from WordPress posts and pages.

You can open a link when clicking the images in the carousel, or display the image or play the video in a lightbox popup.

You can view the demo carousels on this page: WordPress Carousel Demos.

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Lightbox effect not working with the WordPress theme Salient

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Product:

WonderPlugin Slider, WonderPlugin Carousel, WonderPlugin Portfolio

Tutorial:

This tutorial will guide you how to fix the issue of the lightbox effect not working in the WordPress theme Salient.
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Open a different lightbox gallery for each thumbnail in a WordPress carousel

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In WonderPlugin Carousel, when you click on a thumbnail in the carousel, by default, it will open a lightbox galley which includes all images/videos in the current carousel.

This tutorial will guide you how to open a different lightbox gallery for each thumbnail in the carousel. We will use both plugins WonderPlugin Carousel and WonderPlugin Portfolio Grid Gallery.

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Display title at all times for WordPress Carousel Stylish skin

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Question:

We are using your Stylish skin on one of our pages and we would like the titles to appear at all times.

Currently the titles of the slides only appear when you hover your mouse upon them.

Is there a code to make this happen?

Answer:
In step 3, Options tab, Skin CSS, find the following code:

#amazingcarousel-CAROUSELID .amazingcarousel-text {
	position:absolute;
	left: 0px;
	bottom: 0px;
	text-align:center;
	width: 100%;
	display: none;
}

And change the code display: none; to display: block;

#amazingcarousel-CAROUSELID .amazingcarousel-text {
	position:absolute;
	left: 0px;
	bottom: 0px;
	text-align:center;
	width: 100%;
	display: block;
}

The demo is as following:

Scroll image one by one in responsive WordPress Carousel Slider

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Question:

In Responsive wordpress carousel slider , the three image scroll at a time. I want to scroll image one by one. https://www.wonderplugin.com/wordpress-carousel/

Answer:

In step 3, Options tab, Advanced Options, enter the following text to the Advanced Options field:

data-scrollmode="item"

The demo is as following:

Responsive WordPress Carousel

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Question:

I am considering purchasing the carousel plugin, and I had a question about functionality. This plugin will only work for me if it can be responsive at multiple breakpoints, and I don't see a setting for that.

What I mean is -- I have it set so that the number of visible items is 4. On wide screens it shows all four items, and there's a breakpoint so that narrow screens only show one item. But there is no in-between -- it goes from one to four, which means that at the medium screen widths, the four items are very squished. I would like to add additional breakpoints so it can go from 1 item, to 2 items, to 3 items, to 4.

Please let me know if this is possible.

Answer:

Please goto https://www.wonderplugin.com/wordpress-carousel/ and download the new version 2.1.

In the new version, step 3, there is a new button "Responsive Options", you can choose the responsive mode "Change the number of visible items according to the container size, keep item size unchanged".

You can also change the number of visible items by using the screen size query.

For example, you can change the default visible items to 4, then use screen query to change it to 3, 2, 1 according to the screen size:

{
  "large": {
    "screenwidth": 960,
    "visibleitems": 3
  },
  "medium": {
    "screenwidth": 800,
    "visibleitems": 2
  },
  "mobile": {
    "screenwidth": 600,
    "visibleitems": 1
  }
}

Please note. The above screen query is a json string, the property name must be wrapped with double quotes.

Responsive WordPress Carousel