About this plugin
DeveloperSD Logo Slider is a logo/brand carousel plugin built for professional client sites, powered by the battle-tested Slick Carousel engine (bundled locally – no CDN dependency).
Features
- Unlimited logo sliders, each with its own logos, order, and settings
- Drag-and-drop logo reordering in the admin
- Optional link, target, title, alt text, and custom class per logo
- Fully configurable responsive breakpoints (Desktop / Tablet / Mobile slide counts)
- Navigation arrows with selectable icons and icon sizing
- Per-device arrow and pagination-dot visibility (Desktop / Tablet / Mobile)
- Pagination dots, autoplay, infinite loop
- Touch swipe, mouse drag, and keyboard navigation
- Respects the visitor’s “prefers-reduced-motion” setting
- Live, near-real-time preview while editing a slider
- Duplicate, export (JSON), and import sliders
- Shortcode output: [developersd_logo_slider id="123"]
- Optional Elementor widget and Divi module — the core plugin works perfectly without either
- Assets are only loaded on pages that actually use a slider
- Built to pass the WordPress Plugin Check tool cleanly
Shortcode
[developersd_logo_slider id="123"]
Optional attribute overrides:
[developersd_logo_slider id="123" autoplay="false" desktop="4" tablet="2" mobile="1" nav="true" dots="false"]
Developer Notes
See the in-admin Documentation / Help screen for the full list of actions and filters, including developersd_logo_slider_before, developersd_logo_slider_after, developersd_logo_slider_args, developersd_logo_slider_logo_data, developersd_logo_slider_classes, developersd_logo_slider_output, developersd_logo_slider_capability, and developersd_logo_slider_template.
Credits
Built by DeveloperSD. The frontend carousel is powered by Slick Carousel by Ken Wheeler, MIT licensed, bundled locally under assets/vendor/slick/ (only the core script and structural stylesheet – no CDN dependency, and no icon-font theme file, since this plugin supplies its own arrow/dot styling). txt for full attribution.
Admin drag-and-drop reordering uses jQuery UI Sortable, which ships with WordPress core.