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<p>Jelly is a simple, <em>responsive</em>, WordPress slideshow. It is minimalistic in style, lightweight, and easy to use. Jelly fills the horizontal space available and sets the height based on the first image displayed.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<p>Jelly comes equipped with several practical features that make it easy-to-use, flexible, and the right choice for your WordPress website.</p>
<ul>
<li>Image slides</li>
<li>Responsive</li>
<li>Minimalistic and light weight</li>
<li>Easy installation</li>
<li>Intuitive user interface</li>
<li>Multiple display methods (shortcode in a post, or hard-coded in your template)</li>
<li>Adjustable slide pause and transition speed</li>
<li>No limit to how many images your Jelly slideshow can hold</li>
</ul>


Jelly: A Simple Responsive Slideshow

Jelly is a simple, responsive, WordPress slideshow.

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<p>WordCycle is a WordPress plugin that acts as a wrapper for the popular <a href="http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/" rel="nofollow ugc">jQuery Cycle Plugin</a> by Mike Alsup. Use the [slideshow] shortcode to insert a jQuery Cycle slideshow into your WordPress post or page.</p>
<p>No JavaScript necessary! Customize the slideshow using the shortcode options and by modifying your theme’s stylesheet.  The plugin also adds a custom template tag wordcycle_slideshow().</p>
<p>WordCycle is developed by <a href="http://blog.estherswhite.net" rel="nofollow ugc">Esther S White</a></p>
<h3>Usage and Examples</h3>
<p>Uploaded images are called attachments in the WordPresss database. If WordCycle is installed, you can use the [slideshow] shortcode to create a slideshow of all the attachments associated with a post. You can also use the custom template tag wordcycle_slideshow()  in your WordPress template files.</p>
<p>The slideshow advances automatically and is minimally styled. The slideshow uses the Link, Title, and Caption attributes of the WordPress Image Uploader/Gallery, as well as the gallery sorting options.</p>
<p>To add the slideshow to a post, insert this code:  [slideshow]</p>
<p>More examples available on the plugin website.</p>
<h3>Options & Defaults</h3>
<ul>
<li>id            // post id: #, current (default)  </li>
<li>order         // slide order: ASC (default), DESC, RAND  </li>
<li>orderby       // slide order by: menu_order ID (default), see list in codex: https://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_posts  </li>
<li>size          // image size: thumbnail, small, medium (default), large, full-size  </li>
<li>speed         // effect speed: slow (default), normal, fast  </li>
<li>fx            // slideshow effect (view the <a href="http://malsup.com/jquery/cycle/browser.html" rel="nofollow ugc">jQuery Cycle Plugin Effects Browser</a> for a complete list)  </li>
<li>timeout       // time on each slide: miliseconds: 8000 (default)  </li>
<li>pause         // pause on mouse-over: 0 (default) or 1</li>
<li>next          // selector of element to use as click trigger for next slide : null (default) or DOM element ID</li>
<li>prev          // selector of element to use as click trigger for previous slide : null (default) or DOM element ID</li>
<li>include       // include image by ID</li>
<li>exclude       // exclude image by ID</li>
<li>link          // image link: file, attachment</li>
<li>align         // slideshow position: left, right, none (default)  </li>
<li>float (deprecated)            // slideshow position: left, right, none (default)  </li>
</ul>


WordCycle

WordCycle is a WordPress plugin that acts as a wrapper for the popular jQuery Cycle Plugin by Mike Alsup.

Jelly: A Simple Responsive Slideshow vs WordCycle