WordPress plugin
Post Slider and Carousel Premium
Post Slider and Carousel Premium displays WordPress posts in responsive sliders, carousels, grid box sliders, and scrolling widgets. The layouts support touch and swipe on desktop, tablet, and mobile. Some themes may need styling adjustments for compatibility.
Post Slider and Carousel Premium displays WordPress posts in responsive sliders, carousels, grid box sliders, and scrolling widgets. The layouts support touch and swipe on desktop, tablet, and mobile. Some themes may need styling adjustments for compatibility.
Choose a post layout
Five layouts offer more than 30 designs, including sliders with thumbnails and partially visible slides. Horizontal and vertical scrolling widgets each have four designs. You can place multiple displays, including more than one carousel, on a page.
Select and arrange content
Use multiple post types, including custom post types, with custom taxonomies and tags. Filter posts by category, tag, or taxonomy, and create featured or trending post sections. Category AJAX filters can sit at the top, left, or right; top filters can align left, center, or right. Six pagination types are available for post filtering.
Set a custom link for a post, sort with order and order-by parameters, or change post order with drag and drop. An picture lazy-load option is available for pages displaying several visual items. The add-on also works with RTL sliders, multilingual sites, WPBakery Page Builder, and Elementor Page Builder.
Configure and add a show
Use the shortcode generator and its live preview to configure a display. Options include post limits, categories, design, author, date, content, tags, comments, read-more links, media size, ordering, and order-by options. The plugin includes the psac_post_slider and psac_post_carousel shortcodes.
Install the plugin, create a slider, carousel, or scrolling widget, then configure its content source, layout, filters, ordering, pagination, and responsive columns. Add the shortcode to the WordPress page or post where the display should appear.

