This tab lets you select which controls you want to display. The randomization order stays the same with autoplay loops and navigation. No (default) means photos are displayed in the same order as they appear in the gallery. Number of seconds spent transitioning to the next image. The next image appears with a gray grid overlay that shrinks and disappears. Random gray rectangles overlay the next image and fade out. The next image appears with an overlay of nearly transparent gray squares during a fade transition. Vertical light gray bars of random width and spacing overlay the next image and fade out. For longer transitions the effect more resembles the Fade transition. The next image appears with an overlay of nearly transparent gray squares during a fade transition.The effect works best at short transition times.
#Image cycler full
Vertical bands of white space appear over the image and become narrower until the full image is displayed. There is no white space between the current and next slide. Typical horizontal movement from right to leftĬurrent slide moves upwards followed by next slide. The Ken Burns movement is applied during both the display and transition times with a quick fade transition to the next slide. Slide loses opacity while the next slide comes into view.
The next image is immediately displayed instead of a transition effect. The default is 3 seconds.Ĭhoose among the following types of transitions from one image to the next. Number of seconds the full image is displayed. No means the user must advance the images using the navigation controls. Yes (the default) means the images transition automatically and can be overridden by any navigation controls that are displayed. If you selected Link for the Click action, enter the destination URL here. You can't set a separate link for each image. None, or choose Link to add a URL that will serve as a single destination for the entire set of images. Since the Height setting keeps the height of each image constant, the Crop setting determines whether the width of the image will adjust to display the full image (so width will vary depending on each image) or the image width expands to the full width of the column (minus margin and padding) and crops the left and right edges if necessary. Individual image size is adjusted to maintain this height. There's not much difference, but choose Light if you have light-colored images and background and Dark if you have dark-colored images and backgroiund. Sets the height of the box in which images and controls are displayed. For help with linking to a SmugMug gallery, see the Gallery module overview. Slideshow module settings General tab Ĭontains links to create a gallery of images in your Media Library or to edit an existing gallery.Įnter the URL for the RSS feed here.
Large navigation arrows can be displayed on either side of the slides, or with wider slides the icons are overlaid on the slides.The slides are taken from a gallery of images that you specify.
Here's a screenshot of an image slideshow, showing the three main areas:
Display options īesides various types of transitions of the slides themselves, there are various options to display navigation and play controls, an image caption, social media links, thumbnails of the gallery, and a fullscreen toggle, all described in the following sections. You can display the image title, but if there is other content you want to display and the image is of secondary importance, see the related modules described below. The images come from a gallery you create either in the WordPress Media Library or in SmugMug. Besides the traditional horizontal slide transition, there are a number of other types of transitions from one image to the next, as described in the Playback tab section below. Use a slideshow module when you want to display a set of images in the foreground, one at a time.
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