Conveyor

Created by Make Do, this plugin will give you a custom post type just for carousel slides, or it will let you use your existing post types to generate a carousel (with an optional ‘featured slide’ checkbox that you can add to any post type). The plugin comes with a function that you can use to generate a loop to query the slides so you can make your own output, or it will render a Bootstrap 3 compatible carousel right out of the box. Too complicated for your needs? Try our Exhibition plugin, that allows you to add a gallery of images to any post type, and display them in a carousel. Conveyor features

• Creates a 'Slide' custom post type for you to use with your slider (you can disable this in the options)
• Adds a 'Group' taxonomy to the 'Slide' post type, so you can easily group your slides
• Add links to your slide, using the built in WordPress link chooser
• Use your own post types as slides
• Comes with a a 'featured slide' meta box (you can enable this on any post type)
• Create your own carousel by using the built in query function
• Optionality render a Bootstrap 3 carousel with customisable options
• Comes with preset 'golden ratio' image sizes for you to use with your slider, so all the images render to the same height

View the FAQ section for usage instructions. If you are using this plugin in your project we would love to hear about it.

1.4.2

• Tested with WordPress 4.0

1.4.1

• Meta box bug fix

1.4.0

• Updated default hidden meta boxes

1.3.3

• Minor ammendments

1.3.1 / 1.3.2

• Fixed 'featured' checkbox, saves as string, but checking bool

1.3.0

• Added foundation render

1.2.5

• Version control issue

1.2.4

• Fixed issue with Bootstrap in function names

1.2.3 Thumbnail naming fix 1.2.2

• Changed cpt slug

1.2.1

• Improved documentation

1.2.0

• Added options screen and featured slide meta box

1.1.3

• Fixed featured image issue

1.1.2

• Optimisations

1.1.1

• Added page-attributes to custom post type

1.1.0

• Added support for taxonomy queries to filter posts

1.0.3

• Future proofed the way Bootstrap renders by including $version argument

1.0.2

• Initial WordPress repository release