Rating: 5 stars

Works like a charm.

Rating: 5 stars

This saved my life!

Rating: 4 stars

I use the following in a template file:
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[carousel image_size="large" orderby="menu_order"]' ); ?>

Rating: 1 star

I tried with 3.7 and 4.0 WP version.
The first post of the carousel is ok and after the others posts are not shown using Display posts shortcode attribute.

Rating: 5 stars

Simple but yet functional, I like plugins like this.

But I have to say this surely needs to have max-width set else it is not responsive.

Also the statement on the wiki that he would fall back to 100% if $content_width is not set is not true. It actually falls back to fixed 300px on top of error messages popping up witch kind of sucks.

I don’t like the general idea to use $content_width since many themes do not include it. It should just fall back use no width at all by default witch equals to auto in CSS and that is the BS default and just fine IMO.

I maybe open up a pull request on Github with some changes I have made.

Rating: 5 stars

Hi I am new to wordpress and I want to use this plugin. I installed it in my wordpress site and i am putting the php code in my home.php file. How to add the images to this. In the wiki also it is not mentioned anywhere how to add images tot his carouse. can someone give me the list of steps for the same.
thanks

Rating: 5 stars

Great plugin- very easy to use.

Rating: 5 stars

Be sure to attach your files directly to the post, and if you need to manually change the width, the shortcode will also accept a width= parameter. ??