gigenam

Make a slideshow of almost any other default block. Images, videos, groups, columns, etc. With a simple block interface and a couple of configurations you can customize and add as many slideshows in your content as you want.
In the first step when you add a new slide, you will see only a couple of blocks to select. This is for simplicity and to highlight the most common ones (and most tested), but you can add anything inside. For example, you want to slide posts, widgets, files, even WooCommerce products? Add a group block, or a cover, or columns and put any block inside.
A couple of examples of what you can configure with this plugin.
<ul>
<li>Multiple navigations (arrows, dots, thumbnails).</li>
<li>Auto start changing slides and stop on hover.</li>
<li>Change slides with touch gestures or arrow keys.</li>
<li>Multiple animations.</li>
<li>Multiple transitions and the possibility to add custom CSS transitions.</li>
<li>Custom time between slides and changing speed.</li>
<li>Custom interactions for videos.</li>
<li>Light and Dark theme.</li>
<li>Lightbox support.</li>
<li>A couple of arrows and dots types to choose.</li>
<li>Developer friendly, you can add your own assets with a couple of CSS lines.</li>
</ul>
Go to the <a href="https://github.com/gigenam/mgblockslider/wiki" rel="nofollow ugc">Wiki</a> for the full documentation on how to use and/or customize everything.

MG Block Slider

A simple slideshow block to use it in any block editor with any type of content. Post, pages, widgets. Anything and anywhere where you want.

Ron Rennick

marksabbath

StudioPress

Nathan Rice

This plugin allows you to create a simple responsive slider that displays the featured image, along with the title and excerpt from each post.
It includes options for the maximum dimensions of your slideshow, allows you to choose to display posts or pages, what category to pull from, and even the specific post IDs of the posts you want to display. It includes next/previous arrows and a pager along with the option to turn both on or off. Finally, you can place the slider into a widget area.
The slideshow is also responsive and will automatically adjust for the screen it is being displayed on.
Note: This plugin only supports Genesis child themes.
<h3>Child Theme Integration</h3>
To adjust the slider defaults for a child theme use a filter similiar to the following:
<pre><code>add_filter( 'genesis_responsive_slider_settings_defaults', 'my_child_theme_responsive_slider_defaults' );

function my_child_theme_responsive_slider_defaults( $defaults ) {
 $defaults = array(
 'post_type' => 'post',
 'posts_term' => '',
 'exclude_terms' => '',
 'include_exclude' => '',
 'post_id' => '',
 'posts_num' => 5,
 'posts_offset' => 0,
 'orderby' => 'date',
 'slideshow_timer' => 4000,
 'slideshow_delay' => 800,
 'slideshow_arrows' => 1,
 'slideshow_pager' => 1,
 'slideshow_loop' => 1,
 'slideshow_height' => 400,
 'slideshow_width' => 920,
 'slideshow_effect' => 'slide',
 'slideshow_excerpt_content' => 'excerpts',
 'slideshow_excerpt_content_limit' => 150,
 'slideshow_more_text' => '[Continue Reading]',
 'slideshow_excerpt_show' => 1,
 'slideshow_excerpt_width' => 50,
 'location_vertical' => 'bottom',
 'location_horizontal' => 'right',
 'slideshow_hide_mobile' => 1
 );
 return $defaults;
}
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Genesis Responsive Slider

This plugin allows you to create a simple responsive slider that displays the featured image, along with the title and excerpt from each post.

MG Block Slider vs Genesis Responsive Slider