The xPanda slider uses the Nivo JavaScript engine. The design is responsive which means the displayed slider will resize itself if the browser size is changed. This makes it perfect for viewing on mobile phones, iPads or on a standard desktop computer.
Test of my Ken Burns style slider using ten large (1 MB+) images. This is too large to be a good user experience, but useful to see how larger images still perform.
[wpdiv id=”” class=”” style=”margin-bottom:19px; padding: 6px 10px 0px 10px; background: #F0E8C6; font-family: ‘Courier New’, Courier, monospace; border: solid 1px #888″] Shortcode For This Example: [[xp_get_posts post_id=’3056,3110,1894,1702′ image_size=’xp100c’ show_excerpt=’true’ container=’ul’]] [/wpdiv]
Shortcode For This Example:
[xp_dual_slider]
Shortcode For This Example: [[xp_get_posts post_id=’3056,3110,1894,1702′ image_size=’thumbnail’ show_excerpt=’true’ container=’ul’]]
Example page showing options for the usage of the Super List Posts feature of the xPanda Plugin.
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