Soliloquy Dynamic Addon

Traditional slider plugins ask you to upload images by hand and swap them out whenever something changes. Soliloquy Dynamic Addon removes that routine. It reads your existing WordPress content, including blog posts, testimonials, Instagram images and custom post types, and turns it into a slider. When the content changes, the slider changes with it, so you do not re-upload images or rebuild slides.

You work inside the familiar Soliloquy interface and place the finished slider with a shortcode or a template tag. That makes it a fit for site owners who want a quick setup and for developers who want to place sliders in theme files. It can also pull images attached to posts or from Envira Gallery. Sliders are responsive, so they adapt to desktops, tablets and smartphones.

Features

• Sliders from existing content: Generate sliders from blog posts, pages, testimonials, Instagram images and custom post types, so your slides reflect what is already published on your site.
• Automatic slide updates: When your WordPress content changes, the slider updates on its own. You skip repeated image re-uploads and manual content swapping.
• Custom post type support: Pull in items such as testimonials or portfolio entries by connecting custom post types to a slider, so specialized content gets the same treatment as posts.
• Images attached to posts: Use the images already attached to your posts as slide sources. The addon can also draw images from Envira Gallery.
• Responsive display: Sliders are built to display on desktops, tablets and smartphones, so visitors see the same content on any screen size.
• Shortcodes and template tags: Place a dynamic slider anywhere with a shortcode, or call it from theme files with a template tag. Both methods need little setup.
• Built on Soliloquy: The addon works within the Soliloquy slider creation interface, so you manage dynamic sliders with the same tools you use for standard ones.
• Guides for setup and use: Detailed documentation explains how to configure dynamic sliders and adapt them to the content and layout your site needs.

Best for

• Bloggers who want sliders that follow new posts
• Sites showing testimonials or portfolio custom post types
• Developers placing sliders through template tags