MetaSlider is the leading slideshow plugin for WordPress, and so much of our work revolves around images. One reason why people love WordPress is that you can easily upload beautiful images to make your site look exciting. WordPress officially allows you to upload PNG, JPG, and WebP images. Click here to see all the allowed…
The February releases of MetaSlider Free and Pro are available now. These versions have useful features for all MetaSlider users. Both MetaSlider Free and Pro users can now utilize a “Duplicate slide” button and use a rich text editor to write captions. MetaSlider Pro users will see big improvements to Post Feed slides and the…
WordPress 6.4.3 has introduced a bug that impacts some users when they try to upload plugins. This bug is that users may see an “Incompatible Archive” message when they upload a plugin. The message looks like this screenshot below:
We had a request from a MetaSlider user this week. They wanted to add menu links, or buttons, on top of their slideshow. If you use the Layer Slides feature in MetaSlider, you can add menu links and buttons to individual slides. However, in this situation, the user wanted the same elements appearing over the…
Categories are one of the most important tools you have for organizing your WordPress content. However, on a normal WordPress site, Categories are only available for Posts. If you want to organize your Pages in the same way as you organize Posts, the solution is a plugin such as TaxoPress. This plugin allows you to…
A MetaSlider user approached us this week and asked if it was possible to show a rotating series of images in a carousel. They wanted several images to be visible at the same time, with a caption over each image. Ideally, the images will automatically refresh every few seconds and there will be arrows if…
Have you ever swiped your finger on an element on your mobile phone and seen the phone respond? Of course you have. This is absolutely normal for phones and web apps. For people who use apps, phrases such as “swiping left” and “swiping right” are now part of everyday language. However, swiping is also possible…