SX Bootstrap Carousel

This can be caused by having your jQuery and Bootstrap javascript files included in the wrong place.

• Make sure that jQuery is only being included once
• Make sure that the Bootstrap javascript file is being included after jQuery NB: This often means putting it after wp_head() in your theme’s header.php file

Make sure that both jQuery and Bootstrap are being included in the theme header, not footer Make sure that the Bootstrap javascript file is referenced after the jQuery file.

First of all, install and activate the plugin. Go to ‘Carousel’ in the WordPress admin pages and add some images. Then, insert the carousel using the [sx-carousel] into the body of any page.

Absolutely – you just need to use the do_shortcode WordPress function. For example:

This happens when the carousel is bigger than your images. Either upload higher resolution images, or select the “Use background images?” option in the settings (this will stretch the images though, so they may get a little blurry).

You can specify the order that the carousel displays images by changing the setting in the Settings page, or by using the orderby and order shortcode attributes. The settings page has common settings, or you can use any terms described for the WP_Query orderby terms for the shortcode.

Yes – create a few categories and add your specific images to a specific category. Then, when inserting the shortcode into the page, specify which category you want it to display images from using the category shortcode attribute.

The carousel shortcode has a number of attributes that you can use to customise the output. These are described on the main plugin Description page.

Is the plugin installed and activated? Have you added any items in the Carousel post type? Have you placed the [sx-carousel] shortcode in your page? Try writing the shortcode using the ‘Text’ editor instead of the ‘Visual’ editor, as the visual editor can sometimes add extra unwanted markup.

Is your theme loading the Bootstrap CSS and Javascript? (look for bootstrap.css in the source HTML)

You need to make sure that each image is the same height. You can do this by setting an Aspect ratio in the Edit Image section of the WordPress Media Library and cropping your images.