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SWS responsive slider plugin, is quite possibly the best way to show uploaded images in responsive slider. You can create as many responsive sliders as you want.
<h4>More details are as follows:-</h4>
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<li>Create n numbers of sliders</li>
<li>sliders are responsive in nature by default</li>
<li>Create shortcode for sliders 
Example: [sws_res_slider slider_id=’silder_id’]</li>
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SWS responsive slider

SWS responsive slider plugin, is quite possibly the best way to show uploaded images in responsive slider. You can create as many responsive sliders a …

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For more information, detailed installation, and implamentation example visit http://www.responsivesliderplugin.com/
Simple Responsive Slider, is a jquery slider which implements responsiveSlides, from (responsiveslides.com). It also uses CodeMirror (codemirror.net) for the editor. CodeMirror, is provided only with css mode, and not with the full range, of syntax highlighting.
The plugin implements the most of the features of the slider, which can be controled from the plugin admin panel. These options are: autoplay, random play,
timeout between next fade, pause, speed of fade effect, pause controls, pager, text of previous and next control, namespace, pagination and also includes
the slider Id textfield, which gives the ability to have multiple sliders in the same page. Each slider has its own options and configuration.
In the admin panel, there is the possibility to upload 5 images, using the wordpress image uploader, and if the pagination is enabled, to write the caption for each image.
The editor provided, uses codemirror for syntax highlighting, and there is also the possibility to change its theme, using the themes files provided from codemirror.
Each slider, is saved as a custom post type (named Responsive Slider), and is provided with a shortcode, to enter in the post. The shortcode is displayed in the list of Responsive Slider
<h3>To Do</h3>
Implemnt the remaining options of the responsiveSlides

SWS responsive slider vs Simple Responsive Slider