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Slideshow Settings
In Slideshow Settings section you can choose what slider will be displayed on all your pages and posts or will it be disabled.
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Introduction
Using global settings you can set settings for slideshow that will be used by default for each page/post. So it is best to create global slideshow if you want to have same slideshow on every page of your website. But if you want to create different slideshow for different pages then you need to disbale slideshow in this settings and set it localy for each page/post.
If you set slideshow localy in page settings, global slideshow options like category, how many slides to display, timeout, speed, etc. will be ignored and used from local page settings.
To make global settings work you need to make sure that, for example, slideshow type in page/posts settings is set to Use global.
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Choose a Slider
Here you can choose what slider will be displayed at your website or will it be disabled.
Our theme comes with 2 sliders: jCycle that is easy in use and famous slider Revolution that have tons of transitions, effects, animations and other useful features.
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[notification type=”notification_warning”]Depending on a chosen slider the next options will appear.[/notification]
Slider Revolution
In this section you can set slider that was created using famous Slider Revolution plug-in under the Revolution Slider section in your dashboard.
[notification type=”notification_mark”]Slider Revolution is integrated in the theme and you don’t need to buy and install this plug-in separately.[/notification]
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jCycle slider
This is a built-in slider that comes with our theme based on jQuery Cycle plug-in.
Once this slider is enabled, you will have the ability to apply a category and the number of slides to show.
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jCycle Timeout and Speed
Here you can set slideshow Transition Speed (animation speed) and Slideshow Timeout (time before slide changes).
[notification type=”notification_info”]These values are set in milliseconds. 1 sec = 1000 ms.[/notification]
[notification type=”notification_error”]Transition Speed cannot be set to “0”. Minimum required value is “1”.[/notification]
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jCycle Pause and Autoplay
Slideshow pause on hover – depending on is this option enabled or disabled you will have the ability to stop the slider while hovering its section on a page.
Disable autoplay – allows you to disable slides auto change.
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jCycle Other Options
Next/Prev navigation – choose whether to show navigation arrows on the left and right side of your slider or not.
[notification type=”notification_warning”]Navigation arrows will be displayed on high resolution screens only and hidden on mobile devices.[/notification]
Slideshow fixed height – slider fits the height depending on slides content by default that sometimes leads to “jumping” main content area effect. This option will make your slider always be the same height.
[notification type=”notification_warning”]Place the only number that will fit your needs here. “px” is not required.[/notification]
Remove top and bottom paddings from slideshow – this option will be helpful for those how don’t like to waste space. It will remove slider indents between header and main content sections.
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jCycle Slideshow Slugs
Here you can set your custom slugs for single slideshow posts.
[notification type=”notification_warning”]Slugs can be changed but these fields cannot be empty because this is the way WordPress recognize a custom post type. In our case “Slideshow”.[/notification]
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