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Epsilon: Slideshow Particle

Your Guide to Using Particles in Epsilon for WordPress


Introduction

The Slideshow particle creates a clean, modern slideshow perfect for the top of your website's homepage.

Here are the topics covered in this guide:

Configuration

Main Options

These options affect the main area of the particle, and not the individual items within.

Option Setting
Particle Name The name of the particle for organizational use in the backend.
CSS Classes CSS Class(es) you would like to have apply to the particle's content.
In Animation Set the animation type for incoming items.
Out Animation Set the animation type for outgoing items.
Content Animation Set the animation type for the content as it comes into view.
Prev Next Enable or Disable the Prev/Next Buttons.
Dots Enable or Disable dots navigation.
Loop Enable or Disable looping of slides.
Autoplay Enable or Disable autoplay for the particle.
Autoplay Speed Set the speed (in milliseconds) of the particle's animation.
Pause on Hover Enable or Disable the pause-on-hover effect for the particle.

Item Options

These items make up the individual featured items in the particle.

Option Description
Name Enter a name for your item. This only appears on the back end.
Content Image Set an image for the content area of the item.
Image Class Enter any CSS class(es) you want to have apply to the image.
Position Select the position the image will appear in. Options include: Right, Left, Top, and Bottom.
Text Align Select the alignment of text. Options include: Left, Right, and Center.
Title Enter a title for the item.
Description Enter a description for the item.
Link Title Enter a title to appear as the title of the link.
Link Enter a link for the item.
Link Text Enter text that appears as the link for the item.
Target Select between Self and New Window for the link's target.
Button Class Enter any CSS class(es) you want to have apply to the button.

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