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Extrnd Block Slider adds a slider block for the WordPress editor with responsive layout controls, navigation options, and accessible frontend output. It uses the Embla Carousel library for touch-friendly scrolling and does not require jQuery.
Key Features:
<ul>
<li>Small frontend assets — streamlined JavaScript and CSS for frontend rendering</li>
<li>Zero jQuery — no jQuery dependency, not even transitively</li>
<li>Gutenberg native — configure everything inside the block editor, no admin pages</li>
<li>9 presets — Default, Hero, Gallery, Cards, Testimonials, Fullscreen, Logo Carousel, Coverflow, Fade</li>
<li>6 transition effects — Slide, Fade, Scale, Parallax, Coverflow, Flip with smooth scroll-based animations</li>
<li>5 arrow styles — Default, Rounded, Minimal, Outline, Circle</li>
<li>5 arrow positions — Sides, Bottom Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Center, Outside</li>
<li>5 pagination styles — Dots, Lines, Dashes, Numbers, Outline</li>
<li>3 pagination positions — Bottom, Right, Left</li>
<li>Progress bar — thin scroll-based progress indicator</li>
<li>Slide counter — shows current/total slide count (e.g. 1 / 5)</li>
<li>Navigation colours — customise arrow background, arrow icon, dot, and active dot colours</li>
<li>Responsive breakpoints — desktop, tablet (≤ 1024 px), and mobile (≤ 768 px) slides per view</li>
<li>Settings & Styles tabs — organised into Settings (Preset, Layout, Playback) and Styles (Effects, Navigation, Colors) tabs</li>
<li>Accessible — full keyboard navigation, screen reader announcements, reduced motion support</li>
<li>Developer friendly — PHP filter (<code>extrnd_block_slider_options</code>) and JS hooks (<code>extrndSlider.options</code>, <code>extrndSlider.init</code>, <code>extrndSlider.slideChange</code>)</li>
<li>Block transforms — convert Gallery, Group, or multi-selected blocks to/from Slider</li>
<li>Lazy initialisation — sliders below the fold only initialise when scrolled into view</li>
<li>Dynamic rendering — PHP render callback ensures future-proof output with zero block validation errors</li>
</ul>
Presets:
<ul>
<li>Default — standard full-width slider</li>
<li>Hero — 80 vh feature banner with fade transition</li>
<li>Gallery — multi-slide with 16 px gap</li>
<li>Cards — 3 visible slides with 24 px gap</li>
<li>Testimonials — centred single testimonial</li>
<li>Fullscreen — edge-to-edge 100 dvh</li>
<li>Logo Carousel — continuous-scroll brand logos</li>
<li>Coverflow — 3D coverflow effect</li>
<li>Fade — crossfade transitions</li>
</ul>
<h3>Development</h3>
The full uncompiled source code is included in the <code>src/</code> directory. The <code>build/</code> directory contains the compiled assets generated by esbuild. To regenerate the build files from source, run <code>npm install</code> followed by <code>npm run build</code>.
<h3>Third-Party Libraries</h3>
This plugin includes the Embla Carousel library for slider behaviour.
<ul>
<li>Project: Embla Carousel</li>
<li>Repository: https://github.com/davidjerleke/embla-carousel</li>
</ul>

Extrnd Block Slider

Responsive slider blocks for the WordPress editor with navigation controls, layout presets, and accessible frontend output.

ThemePacific

themepacific

Working on Gutenberg version of Tiled Gallery. Soon, We’ll Release it. Until then, You can use this Tiled Gallery Plugin with Classi WP Editor.
There is no doubt that JetPack packed with tons of features. However, many users don’t want all that monstrous codes in their blog for one or two modules. Also, You should connect your blog to wordpress.com to get the JetPack features.
I really like that Tiled Gallery with Full Screen carousel module in JetPack and don’t want other modules. That’s why I’ve made the this Tiled Gallery Carousel Without JetPack Plugin from JetPack.
Tiled Gallery with carousel will completely transform your galleries to new look and your users will love this. Tiled Gallery allows you to display image galleries in following styles, a rectangular mosaic, a square mosaic, and a circular grid.
Demo Tiled Gallery : <a href="http://demo.themepacific.com/plugin-tiled-gallery-carousel/2013/10/13/tiled-gallery-carousel-without-jetpack-wordpress-plugin/" title="Demo Link" rel="nofollow ugc">Demo link</a>
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Tiled Gallery Carousel Without JetPack

I agree entirely with the premise of this plugin - Jetpack is too bulky and adds bloat to your website.

This plugin does add a CSS file and 2 JS files, but somehow manages to only do it if you're using the gallery on a page. I'm using it, for example, with Advanced Custom fields and while I call the shortcode, that is in my theme...yet the proper CSS and JS files are loaded so the plugin just works, but not loaded on all of the other pages.

So, in short, great plugin.

It gets 4 stars because it adds a menu item in WordPress which is unnecessary and against WordPress best practices. 

See https://codex.wordpress.org/Adding_Administration_Menus#Determining_Location_for_New_Menus

It is rare that a plugin would require the creation of a top-level menu. If the plugin introduces an entirely new concept or feature to WordPress, and needs many screens to do it, then that plugin may warrant a new top-level menu.

This just adds clutter on the backend, but otherwise this plugin is written really well.

Flexible Plugin that is Built Correctly

This is by far my favorite gallery plugin. I love what it does, and I love that I can get it without Jetpack.  Really looking forward to the gutenberg version, it's going to be epic.

Love it like crazy

Tiled Gallery with Full Screen Carousel slideshow without Jetpack.

Extrnd Block Slider vs Tiled Gallery Carousel Without JetPack