Slidr vs Post Carousel for Elementor, Responsive Posts, Products and Taxonomy Slider

Slidr is a clean, simple, responsive and touch-friendly multi-purpose Carousel. It takes a different approach than most other carousel plugins on that it displays posts or custom posts instead of just gallery photos (but it can show gallery photos as well if you like). Its goal is to be as flexible as possible, allowing you to fully customize its appearance via CSS and override the default HTML output. You can even use it as a “vessel” to display your custom loops which could, practically, contain any content you like, from YouTube videos and Google Maps to Instagram feeds and Tweets! View the demo | Custom loop demos Features Responsive. Touch friendly. Can accept variable width – fixed height images. You can call it via a shortcode on posts, pages and widgets. You can use it instead of the default WordPress gallery. No need to mess with shortcodes – just enable “Slidr for Gallery” and start creating galleries as usual, the WordPress way! Supports cycling items (when at the end, clicking “next” loads the first item and so on, simulating a circular move). Autoscroll support. Customizable queries with more than a dozen of parameters. You can adjust the post type, number of entries, thumbnail size, order and many more. You can have different carousels with different queries and different parameters on a single page. You can call it conditionally, to load scripts and styles only when needed. It can display entries without photos. For example, you can show the titles and excerpts of your recent posts (or custom posts) and style them however you like. Using a special function you can override the text output for each item. For example, instead of the item’s title and excerpt you can show an icon, some static text or something else. You can add your custom class on each shortcode, to style each carousel differently. If you are a theme developer, you can pass your own default values through your theme’s functions.php for “Slidr for Gallery” option. Works on every recent version of all popular browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari) and it even supports Internet Explorer 8. A custom loop function allows you to use the carousel with your custom loops. That way you can practically use it to display any content you like (videos, content from feeds etc). View demos

WebCodingPlace Post Carousel for Elementor adds a single, deeply configurable carousel widget that lets you slide any post type, including WooCommerce products, portfolios, events, custom post types and taxonomy terms through ready-made templates. Pick a heading source from any post field or meta key, trim it to a word count, swap the read-more text and target, choose your image size, lazy-load thumbnails, enable social sharing and apply your own CSS, all from the Elementor editor. Quick Links Live Demos. More Details. Highlights Choose source: Post Type or Taxonomy Multi-select posts or terms, plus exclude-by-ID Heading & description from any built-in field or custom meta key Word-count trimming with custom suffix Optional shortcode / HTML rendering inside the description Read-more text, classes and link target Slick-powered slider with full responsive column control, autoplay, dots, arrows, RTL, vertical mode and adaptive height Pluggable template registry — add your own styles via the dpce_styles filter and drop a PHP template in your theme Per-style appearance controls auto-generated from the styles array Social sharing buttons, placeholder image and “hide current post” support External services This plugin generates outbound share URLs for the optional Social Sharing feature in the carousel widget. When the Enable Social Sharing setting is turned on (it is OFF by default), the carousel renders a row of links that point to the share endpoints listed below. No data is sent automatically. Data is only transmitted to a third party when an end-user clicks one of those share links in their browser, and the only data appended to the URL is the post’s public permalink and post title. Facebook Used to let visitors share a post on Facebook. Endpoint: https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php Data sent on click: post URL. Terms of service: https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms Privacy policy: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy X (Twitter) Used to let visitors share a post on X. Endpoint: https://twitter.com/intent/tweet Data sent on click: post URL, post title. Terms of service: https://twitter.com/en/tos Privacy policy: https://twitter.com/en/privacy LinkedIn Used to let visitors share a post on LinkedIn. Endpoint: https://www.linkedin.com/sharing/share-offsite/ Data sent on click: post URL. Terms of service: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/user-agreement Privacy policy: https://www.linkedin.com/legal/privacy-policy WhatsApp Used to let visitors share a post on WhatsApp. Endpoint: https://api.whatsapp.com/send Data sent on click: post URL, post title. Terms of service: https://www.whatsapp.com/legal/terms-of-service Privacy policy: https://www.whatsapp.com/legal/privacy-policy Pinterest Used to let visitors pin a post on Pinterest. Endpoint: https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/ Data sent on click: post URL, post title. Terms of service: https://policy.pinterest.com/en/terms-of-service Privacy policy: https://policy.pinterest.com/en/privacy-policy The Email option uses a standard mailto: link handled by the visitor’s local email client and does not contact any third-party server. Third-party libraries This plugin bundles Slick Carousel (https://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/) by Ken Wheeler, distributed under the MIT license. Files are loaded locally from assets/vendor/slick/ and no remote requests are made.