Changeset 479852
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- 12/23/2011 02:59:44 PM (14 years ago)
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r479841 r479852 22 22 1. Create your slides by clicking on 'Slides' in your administration menu and selecting 'Add New Slide'. **As default the slider ONLY uses the featured image attached to any given slide.** 23 23 1. Use the shortcode `[orbit-slider]` in the content area of a page or post where you want the image slider to appear. 24 1. Alternatively, insert the following line into your theme where you want the slider to appear: <?php echo do_shortcode('[orbit-slider]') ?>`25 24 26 25 … … 34 33 The attributes supported by the `[orbit-slider]` shortcode are: 35 34 1. **category** - You can choose to display only posts from a particular category. Please note that if a category doesn't exist, all posts will show in the slider as default. Example: `[orbit-slider category="my-category"]` 36 1. **numberposts** - The numberposts attribute allows you to set the number of posts to display in the slider. The default is -1 and will show all available posts. Example: `[orbit-slider numberposts="3"]`35 2. **numberposts** - The numberposts attribute allows you to set the number of posts to display in the slider. The default is -1 and will show all available posts. Example: `[orbit-slider numberposts="3"]` 37 36 38 37 You can combine both of these attributes together as needed. Example: `[orbit-slider category="my_category" numberposts="3"]`
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