For featured content that changes

Master Slider Pro extends Master Slider with responsive, touch-enabled presentations for images, videos, posts, products, galleries, and other featured content. Choose a full-width, full-screen, or boxed layout, then configure resizing and alignment as the stage changes. Sliders work with any WordPress theme, including default themes.

Post sliders can draw from any post type and use advanced filtering. WooCommerce product sliders also include advanced filtering. For photo galleries, use Flickr photosets, a user's latest photos, or public Facebook images. Slides can include HD video backgrounds or embedded YouTube and Vimeo videos.

For slides with animated layers

The drag-and-drop WYSIWYG editor, visual style controls, and timeline animation tool help arrange and refine a presentation. Add text, picture, button, and video layers, each with transition-in and transition-out effects. The editor includes layer alignment, snapping while dragging, nine positioning origin points, arrow-key movement, and real-time animation previews. Google Fonts support covers more than 600 fonts, and the editing workflow can use the WordPress native text editor.

Pro utilities add hotspots and tooltips, deep-linking, and custom pattern and color overlays. Assign layer actions such as moving to a slide, scrolling down, playing, or pausing. Slides, layers, and hotspots can be linked. Parallax effects can respond to scrolling, swiping, or mouse movement over the slide.

For various screens and navigation needs

Layout settings include boxed sliders with nearby slides visible, auto-height, and auto-fill. More than 30 ready-to-use sample sliders can be imported with one click as starting points. Adjust the presentation for different screen sizes as the stage changes.

Master Slider also supports touch-swipe and mouse-wheel navigation, autoplay timing, multiple transitions, customizable arrows, bullets, thumbnails, tabs, timer controls, and a scroll-handle slide indicator. Widget and shortcode options let you place a saved slider on a page. Import and export tools, custom user roles and capabilities, built-in caching, multisite compatibility, translation readiness, and a developer API support wider WordPress processes.

Adding a slider to a page

Install the Master Slider extension in WordPress and activate the Pro version using its product setup. Open the slider editor, choose a layout or import a sample, and add slides and layers. Adjust transitions, navigation, styling, and responsive behavior, then save the slider and place it on a page with a widget or shortcode.