The fslider plugin will create a dynamic slide show in place of the fslider\nshort tag using content that is uploaded to the fslider\/features\/ plugin\ndirectory.<\/p>\n\n
Upload four image files, img01.jpg, img02.jpg, img03.jpg and img04.jpg to the\nwp-content\/plugins\/fslider\/features\/ directory and the html files with the\ndetails for each image, img01.html, img02.html, img03.html and img04.html,\nthen add the fslider short tag to a page on the WordPress web site and BAM,\nyou have a slide show with four slides and their details.<\/p>\n\n
The [fslider] tag currently does not accept any attributes.<\/p>\n\n
shortcodes:
\n[fslider] - inserts the slide show<\/p>\n\n
The file name for the slide images must start with img, i.e. img-001.jpg.<\/p>\n\n
The detail files should have the same base name as the image file and end\nwith the .html extension, i.e. img-001.html.<\/p>\n\n\n
Unzip the fslider-plugin.zip file and copy the resulting fslider directory to your\nWordPress plugins directory.<\/p>\n\n
Make sure the web server can write to the fslider\/features\/ directory.<\/p>\n\n
And upload your slide image and detail html files to the fslider\/features\/ directory.<\/p>\n\n
Activate the plugin and create a page with the [fslider] shortcode tag.<\/p>\n\n
Edit the fslider plugin settings and set the image width and height to match\nthe size of the images you used for your slides.<\/p>\n\n
Enjoy. ;)<\/p>\n\n\n
There are a few size settings in the fslider settings page available through\nthe WordPress admin page.<\/p>\n\n
For detailed changes of the CSS for the slide show container you need to edit\nthe PHP script that creates the stylesheet for the fslider container. The\nscript that creates the CSS is fslider_css.php. Do not change any of the PHP\nparts of the script but you can change or add any CSS you want to modify the\nappearance of the slide show container.<\/p>\n\n
You can view the HTML structure and CSS IDs and Classes in the fslider.html\nfile.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n