Description
Responsive Slideshow helps you build image sliders that work smoothly on all devices. Whether you need a simple photo slider for your homepage or a carousel to showcase client logos, this plugin handles it without any coding.
The slider adjusts automatically to different screen sizes, so your images look sharp on desktops, tablets, and phones. Touch and swipe gestures work out of the box, making it easy for mobile visitors to browse through your slides.
View Pro Demo: Slider Responsive Slideshow Premium Demo
Where To Buy: Buy Slider Responsive Slideshow Premium
What You Can Do
- Display photos, portfolio images, or product showcases in a sliding format
- Add client or partner logos in a carousel layout
- Create hero sliders with titles and descriptions
- Embed sliders in pages, posts, or widget areas using shortcodes
How It Works
- Go to the plugin menu and click “Add New Slider”
- Upload your images from the Media Library
- Arrange slides by drag and drop
- Add titles, descriptions, and links to each slide
- Copy the shortcode and paste it anywhere on your site
The shortcode looks like this: [awl-slider id=123] where 123 is your slider ID.
Free Features
- Responsive design that adapts to any screen size
- Touch and swipe support for mobile devices
- Auto-play with adjustable timing
- 4 transition effects to choose from
- Navigation arrows and dots
- Add titles and descriptions to slides
- Link slides to any URL
- Use in sidebar and footer widgets
- Drag and drop slide ordering
- Works with all major browsers
Pro Features
- Multiple slides visible at once (carousel mode)
- Advanced transition animations
- Custom CSS support for styling
- Additional navigation styles
- Content slides with text overlays
- Priority support
More Demo Links For Pro Version
Screenshots
Slider front-end preview 
Slider with navigation arrows 
Carousel layout example 
Admin dashboard – slider settings 
Mobile responsive view 
Widget area placement 
Slide configuration panel
Installation
- Upload the plugin folder to
/wp-content/plugins/directory or install directly from WordPress plugins screen - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu
- Go to the Responsive Slideshow menu in your dashboard
- Click “Add New Slider” and upload your images
- Configure slider settings as needed
- Copy the shortcode from the settings page
- Paste the shortcode into any page, post, or text widget
FAQ
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How do I create my first slider?
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After activating the plugin, go to the Responsive Slideshow menu and click “Add New Slider”. Upload images from your Media Library, arrange them in your preferred order, and save. Copy the generated shortcode and paste it where you want the slider to appear.
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Can I add links to individual slides?
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Yes, each slide has a link field where you can enter any URL. When visitors click on that slide, they will be taken to the linked page.
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Is the slider mobile-friendly?
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Absolutely. The slider is fully responsive and includes touch/swipe support. It automatically adjusts to fit any screen size and works smoothly on phones and tablets.
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How many images can I add to a slider?
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There is no fixed limit. You can add as many images as you need, though keeping it reasonable (under 20-30) helps with page load times.
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Yes, you can paste the slider shortcode into any text widget. The slider will resize to fit the widget area automatically.
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Does it support touch and swipe gestures?
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Yes, touch and swipe navigation is built in. Mobile users can swipe left or right to browse through slides naturally.
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How do I change the slider speed?
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In the slider settings, you will find options to control auto-play speed and transition duration. Adjust these values to match your preference.
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Can I add captions to my slides?
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Yes, each slide supports a title and description field. The text appears as an overlay on the slide, and you can style it using the available options.
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How do I show multiple slides at once like a carousel?
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The carousel mode with multiple visible slides is available in the Pro version. It lets you display 2, 3, or more slides simultaneously.
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The slider is not showing on my page. What should I check?
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Make sure you have published the slider (not just saved as draft) and that you are using the correct shortcode with the right ID. Also check if your theme has any JavaScript conflicts.
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Contributors & Developers
“Responsive Slideshow” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.5.4
- Tested with WordPress 6.9
1.5.3
- Tested with WordPress 6.8.3
1.5.2
- Fixed text domain error
1.5.1
- Fixed apostrophe saving issue
- Tested with WordPress 6.8.1
1.5.0
- Tested with WordPress 6.7.2
