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Hi @birdeye1979

If you want to display a slider on all pages, then you need to publish the slider into a position that appears on all pages. So it actually depends on your theme, not the slider.
For example if you theme offers a widget position at that place where you want the slider to appear, and that widget position appears on all pages, then you could publish the slider simply as a widget:

• https://smartslider.helpscoutdocs.com/article/1720-publishing-on-wordpress#widget

In that case if your theme doesn’t have a such widget positions, then the option you have is to publish the slider with PHP code:

• https://smartslider.helpscoutdocs.com/article/1720-publishing-on-wordpress#php

into a file of your theme / child theme that is used on all pages.

For example if you want the slider to appear at the top of the page, then usually the header.php file is a good choice as most themes call that in on all pages.

Tip:
If you chose the PHP publishing option, then I would rather suggest publishing the slider into your child theme, since if you put the slider directly into the theme, then you will lose all of the modifications, each time you update the theme.

“were you showing a slider by weight for width”
Sorry, I am not really sure what you meant exactly. Could you describe it please?

Best regards,
Laszlo.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Laszlo.