From logo images to a published carousel

Logo Carousel Pro creates responsive logo showcases and client galleries in WordPress. Add images for clients, sponsors, partners, affiliates, supporters, or brands, then configure their display in the Shortcode Generator. The generator offers settings for layout, movement, navigation, and styling, and publishes the result as a shortcode you can insert into a page or post.

Each carousel has its own settings, so you can show various logo groups with different presentations. Multiple carousels can appear on the same page.

Set the layout and logo appearance

Choose the number of logo columns for different device sizes and adjust the space between logos. Add a section title and bottom margin. Set logo borders, border styles and colors, and hover colors. Logos can have a title attribute, and you can control their display order and ordering method.

Configure movement and visitor controls

• Turn autoplay on or off and adjust its speed. Set pagination speed and pick whether the carousel stops when hovered.
• Enable infinite looping for continuous presentation.
• Show or conceal navigation and pagination. These controls can also be hidden on mobile devices.
• Set navigation colors and pagination dot colors, including hover colors.
• Enable or disable touch swiping and mouse dragging.

Responsive, mobile-friendly output adapts across devices. RTL and LTR directions support different reading layouts.

Use the display across a WordPress website

The shortcode workflow suits designers, developers, and website owners who want to manage logo images and publish them in a consistent layout. Use the carousels for a client portfolio, sponsor wall, partner list, affiliate logos, supporter recognition, or a rotating selection of brands.

The plugin is translation ready and has been tested with WPML, Polylang, qTranslate-x, GTranslate, Google Language Translator, and WPGlobus. It is prepared for use with Gutenberg, WPBakery, Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, SiteOrigin, Themify Builder, Fusion Builder, and the Genesis Framework.

Additional settings

Advanced settings include an option to clean up data when the extension is deleted, a custom CSS field for style overrides, and controls for enqueuing or dequeuing scripts and styles. The plugin is described as compatible with any theme, developer friendly, SEO friendly, and optimized for speed. Supported browsers include Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari.

Installation and publishing steps

1. Install and activate the plugin in WordPress.
2. Open Logo Carousel in the WordPress admin dashboard.
3. Go to Add New Logo and upload the logo images for your display.
4. Open Shortcode Generator and select Add New Shortcode.
5. Configure the General Settings, Carousel Settings, and Stylization tabs.
6. Publish the shortcode and insert it into a page or post using the available editor workflow.