Views plugin allows you to create sliders and display them in different parts of your website. They can include content and custom fields. You have full control over what they display, how they look like and how they transition.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us what content you want to display and how you want your slider to behave.
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Problem: I have used Bootstrap Tooltips in a slider View. After the first page, the Tooltips don't work.
Solution: Use the Front-end Events button to create event handlers for pagination events. Inside those event handlers, trigger your tooltip initialization code again.
Problem: I have a slider View on my site that displays several pages of results. On a mobile device, I would like to reduce the number of results with a different limit.
Solution: There's no JavaScript API for slider Views, so manipulating the page numbers and limits on the front-end isn't supported. However, if you can implement a backend library that can determine the current User's screen size effectively, you can use the Views API to select a different Content Template. Or you can use CSS and Media Queries to show / hide different pieces of content based on screen size.
The issue here is that the order option on the user's view is not working.
Solution:
In this user's case they had the Post Order plugin installed and active. This plugin will overwrite the order function for views so I would recommend disabling it.
Problem:
What are options of sliders in Toolset Views?
Solution:
You can create a Slider with Views by using pagination as explained in the below documentation. We also offer some training (see links) to learn how to build sliders.
Problem: I have a slider View that uses a post category filter, but the View still appears on posts in other categories.
Solution: Use conditional HTML to show or hide a View based on some criteria like current post category. Use a post filter to modify the results displayed in the View.
I created a view to be inserted into a layout. The view goes through a loop to display info. Everything is set up correctly. However, on the front end, it doesn't display what's instructed in the view_template: [wpv-post-body]
Solution:
There might be some compatibility problems in your website, I suggest you try this:
Edit the post view you mentioned above, in section "Loop Editor", find the shortcode of content template:
[wpv-post-body view_template="XXXX" ...]
add attribute suppress_filters="true" in above shortcode, like this:
