Post Carousel Slider for Elementor Pro with Loop Builder Templates

Choose which content appears

Post Carousel Slider for Elementor Pro displays WordPress posts, pages, custom post types, and WooCommerce products in sliding carousels. Use it for blog, news, product, portfolio, or other archive-style layouts. Each carousel has its own settings, so various content groups on one page can follow different rules.

Select an available post type, then filter its content with custom taxonomies related to that type. Search within the selected post type to include specific items or exclude them. You can also 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. Set the direction to ascending or descending.

Set the slide layout and movement

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

Autoplay, autoplay speed, and slide speed control movement. You can pause the slider when the pointer moves over it. Show or hide navigation dots and arrows, and select arrow icons from Font Awesome or provide SVG icons.

Shape each entry and its appearance

Choose between two template types. The plugin also works with Elementor Pro Loop Builder templates, which let you use a custom content template for items in the carousel. Control whether titles, excerpts, images, and the Read More button appear. Word and character limits help keep excerpts consistent when their lengths vary.

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

Configure and preview

Install the add-on 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 the responsive slider settings. Preview the carousel across screen sizes before publishing.