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Appears to be working great, but cannot center it on my page (I have it as my header). There should be more documentation detailing how to do these simple functions. I'm new to wordpress and PHP editing.

Have to be able to use PHP at least minimally to use this plugin. Had to dig around a little (no link on Help & Support admin page) to find that you've got to invoke it with PHP.

To display WordPress content slide on your website you have to add following lines of code inside your themes .php files.

<?php if(function_exists('wp_content_slider')) { wp_content_slider(); } ?>

I might use it on my own site, but my clients would be completely out of their depth!

Not that it would help my clients, but one might expect at least some shortcodes for invoking in a post or page.

P.S. The screenshots page is missing material.

On the plus side I like the way the admin can precisely limit who has access to the various parts of the plugin.

But there are so many negatives:

- Slideshows aren't individually stylable. There's only one size setting you use to specify all your galleries.
- Doesn't allow bulk upload of photos.
- Photos aren't added to the media library and so don't benefit from great editing functionality.
- For some reason, it cuts off large portions of big photos whether or not I set the Resize Images option.
- Slideshow elements don't line up well with each other. Perhaps this is related to use of *{box-sizing:border-box;} that so many web authors use on their sites.

This does what you would expect it to do, and it does it well. The main feature I was looking for was a slideshow that does not pull from posts. executed nicely.

It's simple and effective plugins for everyone. From beginner to expert.
You couldn't ask more of a plugin.

I like this slider for simplicity. One piece of code to show it, one page of settings. For a simple slider, it works fine. But, if you want to customize it, good luck.

The developer has a nice plugin here, but provides no documentation on implementing customs styles. So, short of editing the source files (somethings I don't like or recommend), you're stuck with the options provided. Not that there aren't a decent amount of options, but there's no way to change the navigation buttons, use your own fonts or change the default layout.

So, if you like a slider with text at the bottom over a semi-transparent background, it's fine. If you want to do something else with it, this slider isn't what you're looking for.

I searched alot to find best wordpress slider plugin and i found this. Installed this on first attempt and Easy to install and configure.

Best slider plugin with features.

After hours of fiddling with various plugins that would not work for inexplicable reasons it was like a refreshing breeze when I installed this bad boy and things worked perfectly. This guy deserves donations and five star ratings for his work!

This plugin is very simple for user, and very effective, just what I want to achieve, I've searched for a while similar tools, many others are much more complicated in settings, this one has a clear and practical setting panel with a less required fields to produce a practical display, even a freshman could fill it quickly. Great thanks.