Slidr vs TW Simple 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

TW Simple Slider is an easy-to-use WordPress plugin that allows you to create beautiful image sliders without any coding knowledge. Simply add your images, choose a slider style, and display it anywhere on your site using a shortcode. Key Features Simple Interface – Just add images and select slider type Multiple Slider Styles – Basic, Fade, and Infinite Scroll Drag & Drop – Easily reorder images by dragging Responsive Design – Works perfectly on all devices Shortcode Support – Display sliders anywhere using [tw_slider id=”123″] Lightweight – All resources included locally No Coding Required – User-friendly admin interface How to Use Creating Your First Slider Go to Sliders → Add New in WordPress admin Enter a title for your slider (e.g., “Homepage Slider”) Click Add Images button to upload/select images Drag and drop images to reorder them Select your preferred slider settings from the sidebar Click Publish Copy the shortcode displayed in the sidebar Paste the shortcode in any post, page, or widget Displaying Sliders Using Shortcode: [tw_slider id=”123″] – Replace 123 with your slider ID In Posts/Pages: Simply paste the shortcode in the content editor In Widgets: Use the Text widget and paste the shortcode Privacy / External Service This plugin can optionally connect to an external support service operated by Technology Wisdom. Service: https://pluginsupport.technologywisdom.com Terms of Use: https://pluginsupport.technologywisdom.com/terms-of-use/ Privacy Policy: https://pluginsupport.technologywisdom.com/privacy-policy/ The service is used to provide in-plugin support messaging, feedback forwarding, announcements, and connection status for opted-in sites. Opt-in consent (required before any connection): When you activate the plugin, an admin notice asks whether you want to allow the support connection. You can choose Allow Support Connection or No Thanks. If you allow the connection, the plugin may send: site URL, site name, admin email, plugin name/version, WordPress version, and PHP version. Support requests and review/feedback details are sent only when you submit those forms. The plugin may also check weekly for announcements from Technology Wisdom. While the connection is enabled, the plugin may also report a connection status to the portal so we can tell whether the site is Active, Deactivated, Disconnected, or Deleted. Status is only sent after you opt in. If you decline (or never accept), that data is not sent to the support portal. The plugin’s core feature continues to work normally without the connection. You are never required to allow the connection to use the plugin. You can disconnect the support connection at any time from the plugin’s Support page by choosing Disable priority support. After you disconnect, the plugin stops sending status updates, support traffic, and announcement checks. Support and rating forms also include their own consent checkboxes before site information is included with a submission. Please review the service Terms of Use and Privacy Policy before enabling the connection. License This plugin is licensed under the GPL-2.0+ License. You can freely use, modify, and distribute it under the terms of this license. See the full license at: https://opensource.org/licenses/GPL-2.0