Choose content sources to build focused carousels

Post Carousel Slider for Elementor Pro displays WordPress posts, pages, custom post types, and WooCommerce products in sliding carousels. It works with Elementor and supports Elementor Pro Loop Builder templates, letting you make a template for how each post or product appears.

Choose an available post type, then use its related custom taxonomies to filter the items. Search within the selected type to include specific items or exclude them. Each carousel has its own settings, so you can make separate showcases for various content. For instance, a store can choose WooCommerce products, while an editorial website can organize carousels around particular post types or taxonomies.

• Ignore sticky posts when needed and set a limit on displayed items.
• Order items by publish date, ID, title, slug, menu order, modified date, number of comments, or randomly.
• Choose ascending or descending order.

Set slide and breakpoint controls to shape each layout

Choose how many slides appear at once and how many move with each scroll. Multiple slideshows can appear on one page, with unlimited sliders supported. For denser layouts, set the number of rows per view.

The breakpoint builder offers slider options for different screen sizes. You can enable autoplay and set its speed, adjust slide speed, and pause the carousel when the pointer moves over it. Show or conceal navigation dots and arrows. Choose arrow icons from Font Awesome or provide SVG icons.

Use templates and styling to control each item

The extension includes two template types. Choose whether each item shows its title, excerpt, Read More button, or images, and show or hide the dots and navigation arrows. Word and character limits help keep excerpts consistent when their lengths vary.

Adjust colors, hover states, backgrounds, spacing between items, and other visual details. You can change the Read More text, add custom CSS for further styling, and use custom JavaScript for additional carousel behavior or integration work.

Configure the carousel before publishing

Install the extension in WordPress and add its Elementor carousel element to the page. Select a post type, choose filters and ordering rules, configure the template and visible fields, then adjust the responsive slider settings. Preview the carousel across screen sizes before publishing.