Nabajit Roy

<p>A plugin creates a custom post type(orange-slider) where you can add  images along with title, a short description and some highlighted points(bullets) for your slider which nicely replicates the default bootstrap carousel. Admin settings include change background color, slider height width, set different animation styles for slider elements etc.</p>


Orange Bootstrap Carousel

This plugin creates a post type to add  images, title, description and some bullet points which nicely replicates the default bootstrap carousel.

Bryce Leue

<h4>Create</h4>
<p>Create references to carousels using WordPress admin panel. Each carousel reference lets you add and manage individual items.</p>
<h4>Implement with ease</h4>
<p>Including the carousel is as easy as adding a shortcode to your page.  Details for the shortcode for each carousel are included in the editor.</p>
<p>If you don’t want to manually include bootstrap, each carousel editor allows you the option to include it automatically on any page you add the shortcode with that slider’s id.</p>
<h4>Basic Style</h4>
<p>This release includes a basic style for your carousel.  To enable it, select a slider, click Settings, and select the “basic” style from the dropdown.<br />
It eliminates some of the requirements for configuring a usable bootstrap 4 carousel including:<br />
* <strong>Making Containing images responsive</strong> :  No matter the dimensions, the image will fill the carousels space responsively<br />
* <strong>Making Other elements responsive</strong> : As the viewport changes size, the text changes size the indicators shift responsively<br />
* <strong>Basic Design</strong> : Includes Google font Raleway, and a transparent block to help visually offset the text color from images</p>
<p><strong>The plan is to include more styles in later releases</strong></p>


UM Bootstrap Carousels

This plugin allows you to create and manage bootstrap 4 carousels.

Orange Bootstrap Carousel vs UM Bootstrap Carousels