BootStrap SlideShow

BootStrap SlideShow

This will create an image carousel/slideshow with up to 24 images.

Depending on the settings you apply, the slides can be manually advanced, or auto-play on a loop and will advance every 1-10 seconds. Users can also advance manually using the arrows to the left and right regardless of the settings.  This element can be used in a variety of column widths, and you can add links to the images.

 


After dragging the widget onto the page, click the Edit button  in the upper-right corner of the widget.


            ·         First, select the Slide Speed.      
                  You can choose from 1 second up to 10 seconds. If you leave this option un-selected, the slides will not automatically advance.

 

·         You will now see the window where you can add images for each of the 24 slides.

       You can use any number of images you’d like from two up to 24.

 

·         Click “Select image” to choose an image for the slide. You can choose one from your image libraries, or upload a new one.

 

·         In the text box under “Slide Url (number),” you can enter a URL that the image will link to. This is optional.



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