Layered slide design
Compose text, captions, buttons, icons, shapes, media and source placeholders as separate editable layers.
ZoroSlider brings a visual builder, source-driven slides, reusable templates, media layers, responsive layouts and a polished frontend runtime into one WordPress plugin.
Presentation system
The plugin combines builder tools, templates, source-driven content and polished frontend behavior into one WordPress workflow.
Compose text, captions, buttons, icons, shapes, media and source placeholders as separate editable layers.
What you get
ZoroSlider covers the full production workflow: manage sliders from WordPress, design layered slides visually, generate content from posts, JSON or YouTube, publish with shortcodes, and rely on a hardened frontend runtime for responsive animation and media playback.
Dashboard, sliders, templates and addons pages give you one organized place for editing, cloning, exporting, importing, deleting and previewing slider assets.
Text, captions, images, buttons, shapes, icons, HTML, audio and video layers can be positioned, animated, ordered, resized, locked, grouped and shown per device.
Over 50 transitions, 11 control styles, dots, thumbnails, progress, carousel modes, media handling, public methods and events are available in the published output.
WordPress management
ZoroSlider is designed for repeat work. You manage slider assets, templates, imports, previews and addons without digging through scattered WordPress pages.
Admin UI
Main WordPress dashboard with product overview widget, system compatibility check, changelog, quick-access links and a visible version badge.
Slider manager in grid mode. Cards show source-type badge, thumbnail preview and action icons for edit, clone, export, embed and delete.
Compact list layout with search field, filter row and sortable columns for managing many sliders quickly.
Remote template catalog with Free, Pro and Installed state badges, category filters and preview button per card.
Lists installed addons such as Export HTML and Debugger, with active state indicators and links to WordPress plugin management.
Visual builder
Rulers, draggable guides, grid lines and vertical/horizontal layout columns help align detailed slide compositions.
Drag, resize, rotate, select, group, lock, hide, align, reorder and animate layers directly from the builder workflow.
Undo/redo history, local draft handling, DB freshness checks and stale draft protection reduce lost work.
Context menus, keyboard shortcuts, builder tour, about dialog and status bar feedback make the editor faster.
7400+ searchable font selection, Google font previews, frontend font preparation and icon picker support.
Guide, grid and layout-column settings can be remembered per slide so complex layouts stay organized.
Builder UI
Top menu bar, builder action buttons, centered canvas with rulers, left slide panel, right settings panel and bottom status bar with cursor, size and rotation output.
Draggable guide lines pulled from rulers, grid overlay and vertical layout columns visible. Multiple layers selected with multi-select handles.
Entrance animation type, exit animation type, delay, speed and easing controls for the selected layer.
Layer context menu showing Group, Lock, Hide, Bring Forward, Send Backward, Clone and Delete actions with platform keyboard labels.
Searchable font selector modal with live font preview at multiple weights. Selected font is prepared for the published output.
Full shortcuts reference grouped by Canvas, Layers, Editing and Playback, with macOS and Windows labels shown side by side.
Source-driven sliders
ZoroSlider supports manual creative sliders and dynamic content workflows. Placeholders map live data into text, caption, button and HTML layers.
Create every slide by hand when you need full creative control over backgrounds, layers, animations and device visibility.
Generate slides from posts or custom post types with taxonomy filters, sort options, excerpt limits and featured image backgrounds.
Build sliders from remote JSON endpoints using data paths, item limits, sorting and field mapping for titles, images, links and video.
Turn playlist data into slider content with playlist URL/ID, API key, max video count and metadata placeholders.
Source + layer settings
Dynamic sliders need clear source controls and predictable layer mapping. These builder screens show how content sources, placeholder tokens and device visibility work together.
Source settings panel showing post type selector, taxonomy filter, sort order, max posts and excerpt length controls.
Remote URL field, data path notation input, field mapping table, placeholder names, max items and sort controls.
Playlist URL or ID field, API key input, max video count and available metadata placeholder reference list.
Text layer selected in the builder with placeholder token visible in the text content field and rendered on canvas.
Desktop, tablet and mobile visibility toggles in the layer settings panel with current breakpoint indicator.
Feature hierarchy
Default, fixed, fullWidth, fullWidthScoped and fullScreen modes place sliders inside boxed pages, full-bleed sections and viewport experiences.
See layout examples →Text, captions, shapes, images, buttons, icons, HTML, audio and video layers can be positioned, styled, animated and controlled separately.
Read layer docs →Layer geometry, typography, padding, margin, radius, dimensions and visibility rules adapt across desktop, tablet and mobile screens.
Open responsive example →Transitions, Ken Burns, layer entrance/exit animations, easing, speed, delay and manual interruption handling keep motion controlled.
Test transitions →Arrows, dots, numbers, thumbnails, keyboard, swipe and carousel navigation cover heroes, galleries and product showcases.
Inspect controls →Public methods and events connect navigation, autoplay, layers, media, carousel movement and responsive changes to custom interfaces.
Open API page →Published output
The WordPress builder publishes sliders powered by a mature runtime, so the final result can handle rich motion, responsive layers, media playback, controls and custom integrations.
Frontend runtime
Published output
Published sliders can present different navigation systems, progress states, carousel modes and image motion effects without changing the WordPress page layout.
Full-bleed slider in fullWidth layout mode with layered composition, background image and one of the visual arrow control styles.
Side-by-side comparison of fillup, scaleup, drawcircle and tooltip dot styles with image thumbnail tooltip mode.
Responsive thumbnail strip below the slider with active highlight, rewind arrows and paging controls.
Perspective-based carousel with centered active slide, scaled side slides and active-slide progress indicator.
Autoplay progress bar running across the top edge of the slider with custom fill, background and thickness.
Slow pan and zoom movement on image-backed slides with configurable duration and direction.
Reusable assets
Templates & addons
Reusable templates and package workflows make it easier to move slider designs between projects, preserve production layouts and expand the plugin with focused addons.
Remote template catalog in grid mode with category filter tabs, Free, Pro and Installed badges, and preview buttons.
Template selector modal triggered from the sliders page with installed template cards and name field for the new slider.
Import modal showing upload progress, package metadata and success state with redirect button.
Export modal for a slider showing package name field, included assets summary and download button.
Debugger panel showing saved DB JSON, parsed localStorage draft, sync timestamp and copy actions.
Professional foundation
Nonce verification, capability checks and ownership checks protect privileged create, update, delete, clone, preview, import and export actions.
URLs, attributes, inline styles and text contexts are escaped, with placeholders handled by rendering context.
JSON imports, YouTube playlists and remote templates use timeout handling, safe errors and external-service disclosures.
Release packaging excludes development-only content and keeps compiled assets ready for plugin distribution.
Installation, source types, placeholders, settings, layers, embeds, import/export, events and methods are covered.
Debugger tools live in an addon so production core stays cleaner while advanced troubleshooting remains available.
Visual workflow
These preview areas are ready for real screenshots, but the surrounding content already explains the workflow and why each screen matters.
Show the product overview, compatibility panel, changelog, quick access links and version badge.
Show grid/list view, source badges, search, preview, edit, clone, export, embed and delete actions.
Show slide canvas, side panels, top menu, rulers, guide lines, grid and layout columns.
Show text, caption, shape, image, button, icon, HTML, audio and video layers on one slide.
Show Manual, Posts, JSON and YouTube source panels with mapping and limits.
Show local and remote templates with category filters, Free/Pro/Installed states and preview actions.
Show `.zoro` package import/export, progress UI, metadata, success and error states.
Show background video, audio layer, video layer and Plyr media controls.
Browse and test all built-in transition families without crowding this overview.
Open transitions →Hero sections, product stories, media galleries and campaign banners for real markets.
Open demos →Responsive scaling, media layers, progress indicators, carousel modes and API integration.
Open examples →Common questions
Clear answers about who ZoroSlider is for, what it builds and how much control it gives you.
Yes. This product is focused on the WordPress plugin experience: visual building, admin management, templates, source types, shortcodes and frontend rendering. The published sliders are powered by a capable frontend runtime underneath.
ZoroSlider supports default, fixed, fullWidth, fullWidthScoped and fullScreen layouts, so sliders can work inside boxed pages, parent-width sections, browser-wide full-bleed areas and viewport-filling hero sections.
Layers can be text, captions, shapes, images, buttons, icons, HTML, audio and video. Each layer can have its own position, z-index, animation timing, responsive visibility and device behavior.
Yes. ZoroSlider supports manual builder slides, WordPress posts, JSON imports and YouTube playlists, with placeholders for dynamic titles, excerpts, links, images, video data and custom fields.
Yes. It supports background videos, video layers, audio layers and media events, including behavior that avoids interrupting playing media during autoplay transitions.
Yes. Public methods and zoroslider:* events let developers control navigation, autoplay, layout refresh, layers, media and slide state from custom UI or project-specific scripts.
Yes. The frontend output uses scoped slider CSS and has been hardened against common framework, reset and theme conflicts.
Ready to build
One WordPress plugin for site owners, designers and developers. Built for repeatable production work, not one-off sliders.