Organize logos before choosing a display

GS Logo Slider Pro adds a dedicated logo post type to WordPress. Add partner, client, brand, or sponsor logos, group them into categories, and use drag-and-drop controls to set their order. The Pro version works with unlimited logos. Each logo can link to a company website that opens in the same window or a new tab.

Choose how each collection appears

Grid, list, and table layouts present logos in a set arrangement. Filter and live filter displays let users browse a collection by category. Slider settings include full-width, center-mode, variable-width, vertical center, vertical ticker, and two-row layouts. Choose from 24 themes, and display sliders from different categories on the same page to keep client, sponsor, partner, or brand groups distinct.

Add displays with shortcodes or blocks

The shortcode generator makes displays for placement on your WordPress site. The default shortcode is [gslogo id=#]. The GS Logo Shortcodes Gutenberg block inserts a saved shortcode, while the GS Logo Slider Builder block creates a slider, grid, list, or table directly in the editor.

Set picture and template options

Choose thumbnail, medium, large, or another registered image source for logo images. Tooltip descriptions can provide information about individual logos. The displays are designed to remain responsive on desktops, tablets, and smartphones. Template override support lets you personalize the default templates.

Documentation covers installation, configuration, and advanced customization, and describes the extension as lightweight and performance-focused.

Install and configure

Install the plugin, add logos through its dedicated post type, and organize them into categories as needed. Select a layout, theme, image size, and other display settings, then generate a shortcode or use a Gutenberg block to place the display on a page. The documented minimum WordPress version is 5.8 or higher.