100 jQuery Sliders for Images/Content (Part 1) It seems image and content sliders are getting more and more popular amongst most websites these days. So how do you find a decent one that will be suitable for your webiste? Well, we have collected 100 jQuery image and content sliders & plugins for you to check out. Below is the first part (plugins 1-50) of our huge collection of jQuery sliders for your images and content! Watch out for the second part! Related Posts: 1. RoyalSlider for WordPress is a cross-device jQuery content slider with touch-based navigation and fluid layout. Source Demo 2. “Estro” meaning “creativity”, “talent” or “inspiration”, in Italian, is a fitting moniker for this beautiful slider. Source Demo 3. Slider Evolution is a jQuery plugin that lets you easily create powerful JavaScript sliders with very nice transition effects. Source Demo 4. liJQuery Image Slider Is a jQuery plugin for WordPress carefully crafted slider/banner image rotator, full of features, easy to install and customize.
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