Post Carousel Slider for Elementor Pro with Loop Builder Templates

Choose the content for each carousel

Post Carousel Slider for Elementor Pro shows WordPress posts, pages, custom post types, and WooCommerce products in sliding carousels. Select an available post type, then filter its content with related custom taxonomies. Search within the selected type to include specific items or exclude them. Each carousel has its own settings, so separate content groups can follow various rules on the same page.

• Ignore sticky posts and limit the number of displayed items.
• Order items by publish date, ID, title, slug, menu order, modified date, comment count, or randomly.
• Choose ascending or descending order.

These controls can organize product, blog, news, portfolio, or other archive-style content into distinct showcases.

Set the layout and slider behavior

Choose how many slides appear at once and how many advance per scroll. Multiple-row layouts include a rows-per-view control, and the add-on works with unlimited sliders on one page. Use the breakpoint builder to set slider options for different screen sizes.

Autoplay, autoplay speed, and slide speed are configurable. The slider can pause when a pointer moves over it. Show or conceal navigation dots and arrows, and select arrow icons from Font Awesome or supply SVG icons.

Choose templates and visible components

The plugin supports two template types and Elementor Pro Loop Builder templates, which let you define how each post, project, or product appears. Choose whether to display the title, excerpt, Read More button, images, dots, and navigation arrows. Word and character limits help keep cards consistent when excerpts vary in length.

Adjust the appearance and finish setup

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

To set up a carousel, install the plugin in WordPress and add its Elementor carousel element to a page. Select the post type, set filters and ordering, configure the template and visible fields, then adjust responsive slider settings. Preview the carousel across screen sizes before publishing.