SlideVerse – Slider, Carousel & Image Slider Blocks for Gutenberg
SlideVerse is a responsive WordPress slider plugin for the Gutenberg block editor, built on the trusted Swiper.js engine. Create touch-enabled, mobile-friendly sliders and carousels — hero sliders, image sliders, post carousels, logo sliders, testimonial sliders, video sliders, free-form content sliders, and before/after image comparisons — directly inside the block editor, without writing a single line of code. From a simple image carousel to a dynamic blog post slider, SlideVerse gives you native Gutenberg blocks and a full set of responsive design controls to build exactly what you need. Visit the SlideVerse website for documentation and demos. Slider & Carousel Blocks Included SlideVerse adds nine purpose-built slider blocks (plus two helper blocks) to the editor: Base Slider & Hero Carousel Build hero and banner sliders from a pre-built slide structure — title, subtitle, description, and a call-to-action button over a background image. Add a colour overlay, set horizontal and vertical content alignment, choose a responsive slide height, and pick from the full range of Swiper transition effects. Image Slider & Photo Carousel A versatile image carousel for galleries, portfolios, product shots, and brand assets. Turn on a click-to-enlarge lightbox gallery, show captions below the image or as a hover overlay, add hover tooltips, and give each image its own link with an open-in-new-tab option. Flexi Content Slider Build each slide out of any Gutenberg blocks — images, headings, buttons, groups, or columns — using the companion Flexi Content Slide block. Choose Auto, Fixed, or Minimum slide height for complete creative freedom over a Swiper-powered carousel. Infinite Slider (Marquee) A continuous, seamless scrolling carousel for logos, partners, text, or any content. Add any Gutenberg blocks inside each slide using the companion Infinite Slider Item block. Supports grab/swipe dragging with smooth inertia, an optional image lightbox, vertical or horizontal direction, and adjustable speed and spacing. Post Slider & Blog Carousel Automatically display your latest posts, pages, or custom post types in a responsive carousel. Filter by category, choose the order and count, trim excerpts, show featured images, and link to full articles — all configured without code. Optional click-to-enlarge image lightbox. Logo Carousel & Partner Showcase Showcase client logos, partner brands, sponsors, or affiliates in a smooth, auto-scrolling carousel. Upload logos, control slides per view and spacing, enable grab/swipe, and turn on an optional image lightbox. Testimonial Slider & Review Carousel Build trust with social proof. Display customer testimonials and reviews with star ratings, author names, roles, and avatars in an elegant, responsive carousel. Video Slider & Video Carousel Present videos in a responsive carousel with thumbnail previews. Supports YouTube, Vimeo, and self-hosted videos, with inline or lightbox playback. Before & After Image Comparison Compare two images with an interactive, draggable divider — ideal for showcasing transformations, edits, renovations, and product effects. Supports horizontal and vertical orientations. Why Choose SlideVerse? Gutenberg-native – No shortcodes and no page builders. Everything works inside the block editor. Responsive by default – Every slider adapts to desktop, tablet, and mobile, with per-device controls. Touch, swipe & grab – Native gesture support on mobile and desktop, powered by Swiper.js. Click-to-enlarge lightbox – Open images in a full-screen gallery with previous/next and keyboard navigation. Full style controls – Background colors, padding, borders, typography, and spacing — responsive, with hover states. Multiple transition effects – Slide, fade, coverflow, flip, creative, and cards. Navigation & pagination – Arrows, dots, fraction, and progress bar, with full position control. Autoplay – Configurable timing, loop, reverse direction, and pause options. Efficient asset loading – Each slider block registers its own styles and scripts, so a block’s assets load only where the block is used. Translation-ready – Built with internationalization in mind (text domain: slideverse). Popular Use Cases Hero, banner, and full-width headline sliders Image sliders and photo galleries Product and portfolio carousels Client testimonial and review showcases Blog post, article, and news carousels Brand, client, and partner logo scrollers Video galleries with lightbox playback Team member and service sliders External services This plugin relies on the following third-party services. Please review their terms and privacy policies. Swiper.js (unpkg CDN) SlideVerse uses the open-source Swiper.js library to power slider functionality on the front end. The library files (swiper-bundle.min.js and swiper-bundle.min.css) are loaded from the unpkg content delivery network on pages where a slider is displayed. When a slider page loads, the visitor’s browser requests these files from unpkg, which means the visitor’s IP address and browser information are exposed to that service as part of the standard HTTP request. No other data is sent. Swiper.js: https://swiperjs.com/ unpkg: https://unpkg.com/ — Terms: https://github.com/mjackson/unpkg#readme YouTube and Vimeo (Video Slider only) If you add a YouTube or Vimeo video to the Video Slider block, the video player is embedded from the respective service on the front end. These services may set cookies and collect data according to their own policies when the embedded player loads or is played. This only applies when you choose to embed YouTube or Vimeo videos. YouTube Terms: https://www.youtube.com/t/terms — Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy Vimeo Terms: https://vimeo.com/terms — Privacy: https://vimeo.com/privacy Credits SlideVerse is built on the open-source Swiper.js library. The Before & After block uses react-compare-slider.
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WP Swiper
WP Swiper adds a flexible carousel block to the WordPress editor. Each slide accepts standard nested blocks, so you can combine images, headings, buttons, video, and other block content without using a separate page builder. Highlights Build slides with nested WordPress blocks. Choose from seven editable in-block starter templates without adding extra block types. Create horizontal or vertical responsive carousels. Configure navigation, pagination, autoplay, loop mode, free mode, and transition effects. Set responsive breakpoints, spacing, offsets, and slides per view. Add background images, focal points, overlays, thumbnails, and custom navigation icons. Drag image files into the editor to create slides. Load frontend assets only when a slider is detected, with an optional global-loading setting for custom setups. Use the bundled Swiper 14 runtime without a jQuery dependency. Accessibility Since version 1.4.6, WP Swiper removes non-visible slides from the accessibility tree and keyboard tab order. Focusable content is restored when its slide becomes visible, including in responsive layouts that display multiple slides. This behavior addresses one carousel accessibility barrier, but it is not a certification that WP Swiper or a website using it conforms to WCAG. Conformance must be evaluated for the complete published page and depends on the carousel configuration, slide content, theme, and other integrations. Site authors remain responsible for accessible content and configuration. Provide meaningful image alternatives, logical headings, readable contrast, and clear control labels. If autoplay is enabled, enable the pause/play control so users can stop rotation. Rotation stops when keyboard focus enters the carousel and restarts only after an explicit user request. See the W3C carousel accessibility guidance. Privacy WP Swiper does not include analytics, advertising, tracking, or telemetry. Images selected through the editor are handled by the standard WordPress Media Library and REST API. Support and development For usage questions, use the WordPress.org support forum. Report reproducible bugs and feature requests on GitHub. Security issues should be reported privately according to the repository security policy. Development is supported through Buy Me a Coffee. Developer filter The wpswiper_frontend_js_register_args filter can change the dependencies and loading arguments used for the plugin’s frontend script. add_filter( 'wpswiper_frontend_js_register_args', function ( $args ) { $args['deps'][] = 'jquery'; $args['args'] = array( 'in_footer' => true, 'strategy' => 'defer', ); return $args; } ); See the wp_enqueue_script() documentation for supported loading arguments. Frontend lifecycle WP Swiper automatically initializes blocks added after page load. Navigation and AJAX integrations can also call window.wpSwiperInit(element), window.wpSwiperDestroy(element), or window.wpSwiperReinit(element) with a .wp-swiper block wrapper. Runtime configuration corrections dispatch a wp-swiper:warning browser event with a structured diagnostic. Initialization failures dispatch wp-swiper:error, and explicit destruction dispatches wp-swiper:destroy. Contributing WP Swiper is developed openly on GitHub, and community contributions are welcome. Report reproducible bugs through the GitHub issue tracker. Suggest focused improvements and new features. Improve documentation, translations, accessibility, or test coverage. Submit pull requests after reviewing the contribution guide. Please report security issues privately according to the security policy.