IWEBIX

Background Slideshow uses jQuery to slide through unlimited full-size background images. Images are being connected with both, posts or pages. You can even decide if you want to let your visitors click on a background image to change to its post/page. Background Slideshow offers some nice features for example:
<ul>
<li>jQuery Powered lightweight slideshow</li>
<li>Nice flewing full-size background images</li>
<li>Link to post/pages</li>
<li>Full post-thumbnail support</li>
<li>Add unlimited images</li>
<li>Use on your whole blog or only on specific pages/posts</li>
<li>Choose timeout/animation speed</li>
</ul>
Check out the <a href="http://preview.wp-themix.org/plugins/background-slideshow/" rel="nofollow ugc">DEMO</a> at <a href="http://www.iwebix.de" title="webdesign" rel="nofollow ugc">IWEBIX</a>

Background Slideshow

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Ben Casey

WP Slick Slider was created as a powerful , customisable and editable jquery cycle plugin.
It uses A custom post type and taxonomy to create a slider, with almost unlimited options and support for multiple sliders on any page and full templating support, the options are endless.
It uses a Template tag:
 
And A Shortcode: 
 [SlickSlider name=”slider-slug”]
If You Have Any Feedback Or Suggestions, Feel Free To Drop Me A Line At <a href="http://www.tigerstrikemedia.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Tiger Strike Media</a>
<h3>Templating</h3>
WP Slick Slider 1.0+ has full support for templating, If are not comfortable working on minor edits to the code in your site, this feature will not be for you.
To activate templating, simply create a folder called “wpss” in your theme folder.
There are 4 types of slides available, these are fully individually templateable, you can even edit the output for a slide type of a specific slide.
To activate templating:
<ol>
<li>Create a file in your theme “wpss”</li>
<li>copy the files from wp-slick-slider/templates/ to the new theme folder.</li>
<li>Edit Away!</li>
</ol>
You can edit the templates for an individual slider using the following guide: 
1. copy the files from wp-slick-slider/templates/ to the wpss folder. 
2. Rename The required file to: {$slug}_{$type}.php. EG: If you have a slider called cool_slider and want to edit the output for the Full Width Image type,the filename would be: cool_slider_full-width-image.php. 
3. Edit Away.
If Any bugs are found in this system or anyone has any questions, Please feel free to <a href="http://tigerstrikemedia.com/contact-us" rel="nofollow ugc">drop me a line</a>:

WP Slick Slider

Utilising the power of custom post types and Custom meta boxes, adds a powerful and customisable slider to your wordpress site.

Background Slideshow vs WP Slick Slider