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:
Limit number of posts in slider based on screen size
Solution:
There is no native solution to this issue. you should create three views and put them in different containers that are displayed or hidden based on the screen size.
Problem: I have a slider View that includes multiple results per page. I would like to change that number of results per page based on the screen resolution.
Solution: There's no JavaScript API for sliders, so there's no way to set this value on-the-fly. The most practical solution here is to create two sliders - one for small resolutions and another for larger resolutions. Then place both Views on the site and use CSS media queries to show and hide the appropriate slider. There are some performance drawbacks to this approach, since two sliders are processed by the browser.
The issue here is that the user has a view that is display 3 items per page in a slider.
However on mobile they wanted to display only one item per page in that slider.
Solution:
Remember views isn't a dedicated slider plugin that would have multiple options that could give you an appearance like this.
We can achieve this but it would require that we use two separate views, one for desktop which limits it to 3 columns and then a mobile view that uses only one column.
You will need to create 2 separate sliders and use css to set the visibility options
