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WonderPlugin Carousel 14.4 or above
Tutorial:
This tutorial will guide you how to create a WordPress text carousel with the plugin WonderPlugin Carousel.
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Recently Asked Questions and WordPress Tutorials
Product:
WonderPlugin Carousel 14.4 or above
Tutorial:
This tutorial will guide you how to create a WordPress text carousel with the plugin WonderPlugin Carousel.
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Product:
WonderPlugin Carousel 12.8 or above
Tutorial:
This tutorial will guide you how to create a WordPress carousel from images and videos inside a web folder. It will also show you how to dynamically define the web folder in the carousel shortcode so you can specify a different web folder on the post/page where the carousel is added.
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Question:
I try to create a WordPress carousel of posts. How could i add some specific posts to the carousel?
Answer:
You could create a special category, assign these posts to it, then in the plugin, step 1, Add WordPress Posts dialog, select this category.
Or you could add a tag for these posts, then in the plugin, step 1, Add WordPress Posts dialog, enter the tag to the "Select posts by tags" input box.
You could view this tutorial for how to create a WordPress carousel by selecting categories and tags: https://www.wonderplugin.com/wordpress-carousel-plugin/wordpress-posts-carousel-by-tags//
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I created custom post types with the plugin WP Types. It also allows me to create custom fields for the elements… so I used it to create an image field where the user can select a logo to upload.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to create a WooCommerce products carousel. You can select products from a category or multiple categories, or you can select best selling product, featured products or products on sale. You can add product image, title, description, price, star ratings, total sales and Add To Cart button to the carousel, link the carousel image to the product page.
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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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This tutorial will guide you how to open an audio player created with WonderPlugin Audio Player in a WordPress lightbox popup. We use the plugin WonderPlugin Carousel to create the carousel and the lightbox.
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Question:
I am using the FLIP skin (which is why I bought it) - I really need the title of the post to appear in the carousel.
At the moment it’s used in the title property of the photo when flipped, but I need it to appear below the photo within the carousel, so people know what they are flipping.
Answer:
In the plugin, step 3, Options tab, Content template, add the following line to the end of the existing text:
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Question:
Is there anyway I can have the callback from every click on carousel item?
I want to trigger something after every click on carousel item.
Please advice.
Answer:
The carousel itself does not have an event.
But you can directly add click event to the items. For example:
jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery(".amazingcarousel-image img").click(function() { console.log("image clicked "); }); jQuery(".amazingcarousel-hover-effect").click(function() { console.log("hover effect image clicked"); }); });
The first code adds click event to the images, the second code adds click event to the hover effect image.
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: