Slider Revolution Responsive WordPress Plugin By ThemePunch
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Revolutionize your WordPress site with stunning, responsive sliders and visuals. Build anything imaginable. Explore Slider Revolution!
Product Overview
Slider Revolution transforms static WordPress websites into dynamic, visually engaging experiences. It operates as a comprehensive visual design tool for creating highly animated sliders, hero sections, and multimedia carousels directly within the WordPress dashboard. Instead of relying on static images or basic text blocks, this plugin enables the creation of rich, interactive content modules. Users can layer images, video, text, and interactive UI elements onto a canvas, animating them along a precise timeline. The visual editor functions similarly to professional motion graphics software, offering granular control over positioning, responsive scaling behavior, and animation sequencing without requiring direct code manipulation. By bridging the gap between static web layouts and dynamic motion design, it allows sites to present information in an interactive and highly polished format.
Latest Version 7.1.8 Changes
Slider Revolution version 7.1.8 introduces full compatibility with WordPress 7.1, performance optimizations, timeline improvements for managing slide durations, full page template installation support, and numerous bug fixes and feature enhancements.
- WordPress 7.1 compatibility added
- Under-the-hood performance refinements including optimized Progressive Blur
- Added support for module Wrapper IDs and CSS classes
- Enabled setting slide length directly on the timeline
- Template packages can now install entire pages alongside modules
Target Audience
This tool serves web designers, freelance developers, and site owners looking to add high-fidelity visual elements to their projects. It is suitable for those wanting to create professional portfolio presentations, dynamic ecommerce product showcases, or engaging landing page headers without writing complex CSS or JavaScript animations. Agencies utilize it to rapidly deploy client websites using the expansive template library, while individual creators use the granular timeline features to build bespoke, highly interactive digital storytelling modules.
Core Features
- Visual drag-and-drop editor with advanced timeline-based animation management.
- Extensive template library containing pre-designed sliders, hero blocks, carousels, and full-page layouts.
- Granular responsive controls for independent layout scaling across desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.
- Advanced animation presets including pan and zoom effects, scroll-based timelines, and custom shape dividers.
- Add-on system for specialized visual effects like particle waves, 3D parallax, liquid glass, and progressive blur.
- Dynamic content integration to pull data from WordPress posts, WooCommerce products, or external social feeds.
- Global layer styling and asset management for consistent design standards across multiple modules.
- Custom font support and integrated image editing capabilities directly within the editor interface.
Common WordPress Use Cases
- Designing high-impact introductory hero blocks for homepages with animated text, buttons, and background video.
- Building WooCommerce-integrated carousels that highlight product details, inventory variations, and direct add-to-cart functionality.
- Displaying creative work and photography through interactive filmstrips, masonry grids, and 3D showcase layouts.
- Structuring complex information into scrollable storytelling modules that sequentially reveal details as the user navigates down the page.
Setup and Compatibility
The plugin integrates seamlessly with major WordPress page building ecosystems. Modules can be placed using dedicated blocks or widgets in the Gutenberg block editor, Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, and Avada. It supports robust dynamic content sources, pulling data directly from custom post types or external endpoints. Site administrators should ensure their server environments provide adequate PHP memory limits and modern PHP versions to support the visual editor’s rendering requirements. The application features built-in optimization settings, allowing users to configure lazy loading and specific device rendering rules to maintain frontend performance.
Why Choose This Plugin on WPPick
Acquiring this plugin provides access to a versatile design engine capable of replacing multiple single-purpose animation plugins. It consolidates the functionality of gallery tools, video players, and hero block generators into one unified interface, reducing administrative overhead and potential script conflicts. The comprehensive toolset ensures that content scales correctly across devices while maintaining precise animation fidelity. Furthermore, the included templates provide a highly functional starting point, accelerating the design process for complex visual requirements.
Latest Version Updates
Slider Revolution version 7.1.8 brings several notable improvements to performance and workflow flexibility. This release adds full compatibility with WordPress 7.1, ensuring stable operation within the latest core environment. Under-the-hood refinements include specific optimizations to the Progressive Blur effect, allowing it to render more efficiently on the frontend. The update introduces support for module Wrapper IDs and CSS classes directly in the settings, giving developers more precise targeting capabilities for external scripts and styles. Additionally, the interface has been improved by allowing users to set slide lengths directly on the timeline track. Template packages have also been upgraded and can now install entire pages alongside individual modules, streamlining the process of deploying complete site layouts.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Slider Revolution work with Elementor or Divi?
- Yes, the plugin includes dedicated widgets and integration modules for major page builders like Elementor, Divi, WPBakery, and the native WordPress block editor, allowing seamless placement of your designs into existing page layouts.
- Will using complex animations slow down my website performance?
- While rich media can impact loading times, the plugin includes native performance optimization features. It utilizes efficient rendering engines, lazy loading for heavy assets, and device-specific rendering rules to mitigate performance hits. Users are advised to optimize image and video file sizes before uploading them to the media library.
- Can I pull dynamic content into my slider layouts?
- Yes, you can populate modules dynamically using structured content from WordPress posts, custom post types, WooCommerce product catalogs, or external media feeds like YouTube and Vimeo.
- Do I need to know how to code to use the timeline editor?
- No coding knowledge is required to build advanced animations. The editor is entirely visual, utilizing a drag-and-drop interface and timeline controls. However, advanced users retain the ability to add custom CSS or JavaScript if highly specific bespoke functionality is needed.
- How do I ensure my sliders look good on mobile devices?
- The editor includes a dedicated responsive viewpoint switch. You can toggle between desktop, notebook, tablet, and mobile views to adjust layer positioning, font sizes, and visibility rules independently for each specific screen size without affecting the desktop layout.
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Key Points:
- GPL versions may not include premium support from original developers
- Updates may be delayed compared to official releases
- Some premium features might have limitations
- Always consider your specific needs and support requirements
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Quick Tips for Best Experience
- Verify Compatibility: Check plugin/theme compatibility with your WordPress version
- Backup First: Always backup your site before installing new plugins or themes
- Test Environment: Consider testing on a staging site first
- Stay Updated: Regularly check for updates in your account dashboard
- Read Documentation: Review any included documentation for optimal setup
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September 2, 2026
Version: 7.1.8Latest Release
New Feature
- Seven more Pan and Zoom moves, and each of them changes its mind on the way: Arc Swing, Push and Settle, Pull Back, Glide By, Float, Corner Arc and Tilt Sweep. They are there for a layer, for the slide background and in the Page Effect
- A template package can now bring whole pages, not only its modules. The page arrives with its blocks in order, its Page Effects already pointing at the modules just installed, and its menus and images
- A module can now be given a wrapper ID and CSS classes wherever it is placed. The Module Wrapper IDs field in Module Settings finally does something, it had nowhere to be stored before
- Every page builder now shows the module it holds and offers the same controls: swap it, import one from the library, open the editor, Quick Edit it, and one Module Settings dialog. Elementor, Divi 4 and 5, Avada, WPBakery, BeTheme, block editor
- Divi 5 gains Block Offsets, Block Depth and a wrapper ID it never had
- Divi 4 and 5: the Visual Builder now draws the module itself on the canvas instead of a stand in card. A Live Preview Render switch turns it back, and modals, missing modules and unregistered premium ones keep the card
- Themes and plugins can now list modules, offer the module picker and place a module through a documented API. Until now every integration outside the plugin had to reach into Slider Revolution's internals
- The slide end can now be dragged on the timeline to set the slide's length, instead of opening Slide Settings for it. It stops where the last animation on the slide ends, and its arrow still leads into the Out animation
- Story Telling is a new module type. The whole module runs off the page scroll instead of a timer, and Scroll Pace sets how much scrolling a story costs
- A story now says what it spends its scroll on: the Story Telling panel for the whole track, each slide for its own share, and the timeline ruler switchable from seconds to scroll pixels while the animation is being built
- Arrows, Bullets, Tabs, Thumbnails and the Scrubber are now picked from a grid of live tiles instead of a dropdown. Each tile is the skin itself, and presets you save get one too, with saving, renaming and deleting on the tile
- The Progress Bar has presets for the first time: twenty two to pick from, among them coloured and segmented bars, edge bars, rings, a hairline through the middle and a wide tint, and you can save your own
- The scrubber's track pattern and its idle size can be set at last. The engine drew both all along, but the pattern was nailed to dots and the idle size had no control anywhere
- Thirty three new navigation skins across all five types: pill, outline and card looks, frosted glass, hard black outlines with an offset shadow, gradient rings, and a set that inverts itself against whatever the slide shows so it reads on any image
Performance
- Progressive Blur is about four times cheaper to draw and looks the same. Modules already built get it, with nothing to re-save
Improvement
- The layer Tab Index starts at auto instead of 0, and takes -1 to keep a decorative layer out of the keyboard order. An empty field falls back to auto. 0 left the quick list, it never wrote a tab index in Slider Revolution 6 either
- Slider Revolution eases effects back on a device that cannot keep up, and restores them once it can. It ignores the first seconds of loading, so a slow start is not mistaken for a slow device
- Aligning several layers now moves the anchor with them. A centered layer that is aligned left is anchored left afterwards, so its edge stays put when the layer gets wider
- Distribute now says so when the selected layers overlap on that axis, instead of pulling them apart into a row. Arrange as Row and Arrange as Column still do that, it is what they are for
- All eight translations are complete again, with the 154 strings that are new this release, the template package installer among them
Bug Fix
- Fixed modules from folders being displayed at root level on module selection
- Fixed a dialog opened over another one dimming the page but leaving what was under it clickable
- Fixed the block editor keeping an old copy of the Slider Revolution block's stylesheet until WordPress itself was updated
- Fixed a slider imported from Slider Revolution 6 arriving without any of its add-on settings
- Fixed the layer Tab Index appending auto to every number, so picking 5 left 5auto in the field
- Fixed the layer Tab Index and Rel attributes never reaching the page
- Fixed the layer Rel attribute only ever growing, so a word deleted from the field stayed
- Fixed module search to properly filter by titles and aliases containing dashes
- Fixed a Filmstrip module keeping its old size when the browser window grew past the module content width
- Fixed the media actions Play, Stop, Toggle, Mute, Unmute and Toggle Mute Media doing nothing when they point at Active Video in Slide
- Fixed a YouTube layer not starting by itself on phones and tablets, even with Autoplay and Mute on
- Fixed the alignment toolbar of a multi selection starting above the stage, with only its shadow in view
- Fixed a module set to open as a modal on a custom event saving no event name at all
- Fixed the modal settings of a saved Elementor widget losing their values when the page was reopened
- Fixed the Slider Revolution widget never appearing in the editor on Elementor below 3.5
- Fixed Module Settings refusing to open a second time on the same element in WPBakery
- Fixed a module set to open as a modal (Elementor and Avada)
- Fixed the Premium Template and Register License to Unlock labels never appearing on a Divi 4 module
- Fixed a module failing to load its data inside a page builder that draws its canvas in a frame
- Fixed Module Settings doing nothing on a Divi module placed before this update
- Fixed a Divi 4 module arriving in Divi 5 as an unconvertible block
- Fixed a Divi 4 page printing the module's shortcode as plain text on Divi 5
- Fixed the Slider Revolution panel coming up empty on the first page load in Elementor
- Fixed the Module Settings dialog losing the space between its controls in every page builder
- Fixed the help tooltip on the Module Wrapper IDs field never opening
- Fixed a module's wrapper ID and CSS classes being forgotten in Elementor
- Fixed a module rendering full width to visitors in Avada
- Fixed modules vanishing from the page on sites with Fusion Builder alongside another theme or builder
- Fixed a Divi module set to open as a modal ignoring Pop Up after Time
- Fixed the Page FX settings window opening empty on WordPress 7.1
- Fixed the Page FX mark on a small block in the editor covering the picture
- Fixed switching an effect on for a gallery or a set of columns looking like nothing happened
- Fixed a slide never showing on the front
- Fixed the Gaps switch in the Progress Bar settings
- Fixed the scrubber working properly
- Fixed the scrubber slide title flipping in flat, and the Thin Bar skin losing the size of its handle arrows
- Fixed the poster image standing in as the video's thumbnail in Quick Edit
- Fixed a module with sound playing during Quick Edit
- Fixed Module Settings forgetting Layout Override and Use as Modal in WPBakery
August 22, 2026
Version: 7.1.7
New Feature
- Page FX — Slider Revolution effects on ordinary WordPress blocks, with no module on the page: switch an effect on from the block’s toolbar, or place its own block. Settings open in a workbench that browses presets on the left and tunes them on the right, with a Preview button that shows the page without saving it first
- Page FX · Pan & Zoom: the Ken Burns move on any image or Cover block. The same eight moves the editor offers — Zoom In, Zoom Out, Pan, Zoom & Pan, Corner Push, Breathe, Sweep and Tilt Drift — with Direction, Corner, Strength, Easing, Duration and Repeat. It starts when the image scrolls into view and pauses when it leaves
- Page FX · Scroll Animation: any block plays a Slider Revolution layer animation as it scrolls in — twenty-nine curated animations, including text animations that split a heading into its lines, words or characters. It can follow the reader’s scroll and wind back again, animate out as the block leaves, stagger the children of a group or columns, and be held back on phones
- Page FX · Cursor Motion: a block answers the pointer — lean toward it, pop, tilt or shy away — the same motions the layer panel offers
- Twelve slide background filters now run on the core transitions as well as the Transition Pack’s, grouped by what they do: Grain, Dither, Vignette, Chromatic, Posterize, Halftone, Pixelate, Glitches, Glitch & Noise, Motion Blur, Film and Bokeh. The new Motion Blur smears along the direction the transition travels, and Grain gained an Exposure control
- Filters have their own tab in the slide background browser, next to Transition and Pan & Zoom, with a live preview and a Strength control — and a filter stays on when a different transition is picked
- Every filter carries its own timing inside the transition — Shape, Start, End and Fade, editable per slide — so it builds up and resolves instead of running flat from beginning to end
- Preset browsers instead of dropdowns, across the editor: SunBeam, Hover Morph, Particles, Particle Wave, Custom Shapes and the layer Interaction panel now show a grid of tiles. Each tile carries a real render of that preset and plays it live on hover, and presets can be saved, renamed, overwritten in place and deleted on the tile itself
- Presets are grouped by what they are rather than listed by name: Particles and Particle Wave in four sections each, Hover Morph in three (Liquid Mask, Image Effects, Silhouette & Text), Custom Shapes in six families
- The layer Interaction panel is rebuilt: Cursor Icon is a twelve-cell grid where hovering a cell shows the real system pointer, and Cursor Motion is a tile browser whose tiles run the effect itself as you hover them
- SunBeam Add-On: thirteen factory presets instead of three — Golden Hour, Spectral, Haze, Anamorphic, Star Filter, Shafts, Cathedral, Forest, Dust Motes and Ember join the original three — with the controls to match: Tint and Chroma for coloured beams, Threshold and Softness for what the light picks up, and Flare for anamorphic streaks and star filters at any angle
- SunBeam Add-On: a new Atmosphere section — Dust, Blinds or Canopy as the medium the light travels through, with volumetric Shafts, Detail, Contrast and Speed — plus a Rays Only mode that paints just the light and leaves the layer sharp
- Particles Add-On: nine new presets — Snowfall, Falling Blossom, Party Poppers, Firelight, Desert Drift, Orbit Field, Radar, Magnetic Field and Neural Crawl — bringing six shapes into use that shipped with the add-on but no preset had ever picked, and answering the cursor by pulling the field toward it or reaching out along it. Six older presets renamed to say what they do
- Applying an animation preset to a 3D object no longer throws away where you put it: position, rotation and size are kept and the preset animates towards them. A switch above the Apply button turns that off when the preset’s own resting place is what you want
- DepthForge Add-On: many more ways for a 3D object to arrive and leave — Punch, Blast, Overshoot, Arc, Vortex and Fold, with the Out tab mirroring In — plus ten One Shot moves played once on top of whatever the object already does: Hop, Flip, Pop, Shake, Tada, Stomp, Levitate, Swoosh, Orbit and Boomerang
- 3D animation presets show a render of the move itself on their tiles, and a 3D layer is only offered the animation categories it can actually use
- Forty-two Custom Shape presets instead of nine, in six families, on tiles that draw the real shape rather than a picture of it — replacing both the preset dropdown and the list of shape types beside it
- New Custom Shapes: Slant, Ring, Arrow, Speech Bubble and Heart, plus Arch, Notch, Steps, Skyline, Diamond, Hexagon, Sparkle, Burst and dividers that hug the left or right edge — shapes the generator could always draw but nothing offered
- New Repeat control draws the same shape again, nested inward: concentric rings from an Oval, nested frames from a Rectangle, a contour map from a Blob. Five more Shape Animations run on any shape — Spin, Sway, Pulse, Orbit and Cascade — and Morph now reshapes fourteen of the twenty shape types instead of eight
- The timeline has an end-of-slide marker that is also the door into the Out animation
- The Content Flow Container has a Reset button that puts widths, heights and device switches back to what a new module starts with
Improvement
- Every Page FX surface now carries the same name and mark: “Page FX · Filmstrip” in the block inserter, the Page FX sticker on the block itself, and one click from that sticker to the settings — or to the list, where a block can run more than one effect
- Post Processing left the Transition Pack’s own Filters tab: it is one selector now, in the same place whichever transition engine a slide uses
- The slide background transition family “Filter” (Flash, Grayscale, Sepia) is now called “Color” — all three are colour treatments, and the word belonged to the filter set
- The Breakpoints panel now explains itself, and its fields accept the whole sensible range (320 to 3840) instead of five narrow windows that blocked real setups — a 1920 monitor could not be put in the Desktop tier, nor a mobile breakpoint lined up with Elementor’s 767. The widest size is labelled Wide Screen Design Width, since it only sets the editor canvas
- Opening a colour picker is no longer treated as an edit: it used to write the value straight back and run every live colour update on the way in, more than thirty times for a single open
- The Page FX editor takes its colours, type sizes and radii from the Slider Revolution editor, so it follows the light and dark themes with everything else. Its top bar was tidied, the breakpoint being edited is named on a strip above the page, and preview-only aids are kept apart from the settings that actually save
- Hover Morph Add-On: the Liquid Mask presets now share one palette for the colour behind the cell — ink or bone, the two tones most of them already used. That colour only shows where no second image is picked. Layers you have already built are untouched
- The Custom Shape builder moved from the Style tab to the Layer tab, above Position & Size, where every other layer type keeps its content. Only Fill, Stroke and Stroke Size stay in Style, the way an SVG layer splits
- Shape Animation only shows the settings that reach the chosen animation: Drift never read Amount, and a full Spin has no arc for it to scale
- All eight translations completed — 280 strings that had never been translated, the whole Page FX interface among them. Removed revslider-en_US.mo, whose every entry translated English into itself
- The Slider Revolution block in the WordPress editor speaks the same language as the Page FX cards beside it: Select Module and Edit Module wear the effect cards’ buttons, the menus sit flush with the module preview below them, and the four buttons in its sidebar answer the pointer in Slider Revolution’s blue. Its sidebar fields stand at the editor’s own height instead of WordPress’s taller boxes, and switches, focus rings and device icons carry the Slider Revolution blue rather than the WordPress admin blue
- A block’s Page FX menu marks a running effect with a tint and a tick, and no longer with a purple edge down the left as well — on a block with several effects switched on, that edge turned the list into one striped block instead of four separate answers
Bug Fix
- Fixed custom responsive breakpoints being ignored on live pages: the front end was still reading them from where Slider Revolution 6 kept them, so anything typed into Global Settings only ever moved the editor stage. Sites left on the default breakpoints are unaffected, and a site that would rather keep the previous widths can pin them with the new revslider_front_breakpoints filter
- Fixed the Global Settings never opening again once a breakpoint field had been left empty. Emptying a field now puts its default back, and settings already damaged this way repair themselves the next time the Global Settings are opened
- Fixed the Content Flow alignment doing nothing at all: arrows, bullets, tabs, thumbnails, the scrubber and the progress bar sat on the full stage whichever option was picked. A module whose content is narrower than its stage now gets its navigation on the content edge
- Fixed the Content Flow width and height fields accepting an empty value, which came back as a module at default size — on every slider on the page. Modules already saved without a usable size repair themselves the next time they load
- Fixed WebGL effects and slide background transitions dropping out on pages with several modules: preloaded slides were claiming a graphics context each and never giving it back, so whatever loaded first used up the page budget. A WebGL effect that loses its context now rebuilds itself the next time its slide is shown instead of staying blank for good
- WebGL effects no longer leave graphics memory behind each time they are rebuilt. Changing a setting or hovering through a preset browser handed back only part of what the effect had claimed, so a long editing session slowly filled the graphics card and the editor grew sluggish. The stream of graphics errors that came with it is gone too
- Fixed The Cluster and Particle Wave effects disappearing after stepping through the slides of a module and coming back, and The Cluster’s Magnetic presets showing their source image over the grains on a second visit. The Cluster now runs on the shared render loop, so it pauses properly when its module is off screen
- Particle Wave Add-On: fixed the presets that pair visible particles with a strong blur — Poison, Cells and Starry Night — rendering in Safari as flickering square tiles instead of an even depth of field
- Fixed the Bokeh depth of field blurring by the wrong amount after a module or the browser window was resized
- Fixed the slide background standing still while its timeline kept running: every rebuild of the scene added another Pan & Zoom chain on the same layer, and once a spent chain rendered last it pinned the image
- Fixed the timeline sitting at IDLE while an animation was in fact running, and only the Play button ever moving the playhead. Every real run drives the timeline now, and a seek ends it
- Fixed the Coverage control of the Pan & Zoom presets doing nothing: “Half” now finishes the move by the middle of the slide and holds it there. Its labels reach the translations too
- Fixed a gradient colour field changing its own gradient as soon as it was edited, and a gradient swatch turning into a stock blue gradient the moment its picker was opened — the preview was writing its own ramp and palette onto the stored colour
- Fixed the colour palette opening behind the Bulk Style Editor, out of sight and out of reach
- Fixed dropdowns coming up empty when they were left on their default value: saving strips values that match the default, and the dropdown had nothing left to fall back on. It now shows what a newly created layer would show
- Fixed the animation preset tabs coming up short the first time they were opened: presets contributed by an add-on only appeared after switching away and back again
- Fixed the layer animation “Smash” (Center) leaving the layer permanently tilted — its closing keyframe never brought the X rotation home
- Fixed applying an animation preset to a 3D object resizing it, throwing away the framing a camera or light preset should keep, and stopping every other layer on the slide — the 3D world the camera lives on among them — from animating at all
- Fixed the editor panels throwing when the In scene was left with the Slide Background layer selected, and the “back to In” tab staying on offer for seconds after it had done its job
- Fixed a selected Slider Revolution block showing the editor’s selection frame around its preview only: the block’s own title row and preview were painting over the top and the sides of it
- Fixed the Shape Animation Speed and Amount fields showing red on a custom shape that had no animation yet, and the Custom Shape panel leaving a block of empty space below the colours on shapes that use none of the lower settings
- Page FX effects that take over the same image now know about each other, instead of leaving one of them silently doing nothing on the front end. A Filmstrip takes the pictures over as it swallows them and names what it switched off — one undo puts it back — while Pan & Zoom and Hover Morph, which never really clashed, can now run on the same image
- Fixed a Page FX effect losing its settings panel once another effect had claimed the block, leaving no way to switch it off short of removing the other effect first
- Fixed the Scroll Animation Page Effect flickering while the page is scrolled, and one set to play every time replaying over and over once the block had been scrolled past. Both came from measuring the block by the size its own animation was drawing it at; it now goes by where the block sits on the page
- Fixed Page FX showing the last saved page in the WordPress preview instead of the one being previewed
- Fixed the Page FX colour picker’s Opacity and Angle boxes standing taller than the hex field beside them, the Angle box pushing its label onto a second line, and the gradient row wrapping instead of keeping “remove stop” and the angle on one line
- Hover Morph Add-On: fixed the Slide Background effect staying on screen after its switch was turned off — until now it only went away after the editor was reloaded
- Fixed a fixed font weight being loaded on top of the variable font a theme had already provided, which shut down weight animation across the whole page — a menu that thickens to bold on hover simply stayed put. Italic is now asked for as italic, which also fixes a family needed in italic alone arriving upright
- Fixed the layer settings tab reading “Attibutes”, and “Layer” reading “Importar Slider” in Brazilian Portuguese
- Fixed upload path for addons images and videos
- Fixed download_url in loadbalancer fail with ‘Invalid destination path’ for symlinked upload directories
- Fixed Page FX settings dialog layout issues at smaller screen sizes
- Removed Morph from available Shape Animations for Shape Types that do not support morphing
- Fixed the Drift shape animation sliding out of its layer on the front end and after any editor reload: the wave crept a full box width past the right-hand edge before snapping back. Drift draws the wave twice so the second copy can slide seamlessly into the first, and the spare copy is now kept inside the shape’s own drawing rather than by clipping the layer, which the layer’s Overflow setting undid on every rebuild. Shapes already built repair themselves the next time they load
- Fixed the Custom Shape browser marking the shape that was applied last instead of the one on the selected layer — a Star could sit under a highlighted Triangle, and selecting another layer never moved the mark. The marked tile now follows the layer, and a shape tuned past anything the catalogue describes shows no tile marked at all. It is read when a layer is selected, and held while that layer’s settings are being changed, so tuning a shape never takes the mark away mid-edit
- Fixed settings whose range holds fractional values, such as Bubble Morph’s Pulse, showing a slider that could not be dragged
- Fixed a setting’s slider handle staying on the previous layer’s value after selecting another layer
August 12, 2026
Version: 7.1.6
New Feature
- Slide background transitions are now a browser: tiles grouped by effect family that play on hover, and a hub for direction, options, fill and easing before applying
- Every slide background transition has an Easing selector
- Fill (Normal / Dark / Light / Blank) is its own control instead of a separate preset per colour
- Cube, Stage Turn, Toss and Flip take a Direction, Zoom and Tilt
- Transition Pack: the Cut / Reveal transitions are their own family, with Style, Pattern, Direction and Intensity
- Ensured the Block Editor detects changes when editing and saving Page Effects settings
- Every tile in the transition and animation browser now shows its own artwork, loaded as you scroll
Improvement
- Background transitions are named after what they do, and variants that were really settings became controls: 51 tiles are now 40, with every previous variant still reachable
- Presets holding several effects were split (Switch / Toss / Corners, Noise / Shatter, Cross Fade / Shockwave), and presets that were one effect under different names now share a tile
- Zoom and Tilt on the 3D transitions are strength steps (Subtle / Medium / Strong) instead of on / off, and Zoom pulls further away. Zoom is shown as unavailable while a Tilt is set
Bug Fix
- Fixed an issue causing default data to be lost when saving slide AddOn settings
- Fixed grid alignment in the Image Editor
- Fixed an issue causing newly added keyframes to have undefined aliases
- Fixed alignment issues with YouTube and Vimeo players
- The "Remove Frame" button no longer appears for keyframes that cannot be removed
- Fixed a freeze of up to 40 seconds before the first background transition on Firefox and Windows
- Fixed the slide background disappearing in the editor after applying a transition without an effect ("None")
- Fixed the Switch and Distort background transitions failing to run
- Fixed a black flash on fades through a hold colour, the layer order of Double Parallax, a crash in the filter transitions, and the first transition after a page load being cut short
- Ken Burns keeps running when navigating back to a slide it already played on
- Panorama slide backgrounds run through background transitions again
- The bundled Google Fonts list is loaded once per request instead of up to four times
- Hardening: prepared statements for database maintenance, UTC-pinned date calculations, and an explicit charset on new tables
- Fixed an icon or text layer losing its Y position when resized on the stage
- Fixed an issue causing incorrect auto-animation direction in two-slide modules
- Image layers with an effect on the second or a later slide were drawn at the image's own size instead of the layer's size
- Pan & Zoom no longer jumps back once a slide transition has finished
- Split transitions with a fixed direction started at the wrong corner: "From Top Left" swept up from the bottom
- The transition browser showed "Applied" on a slide that had nothing applied yet
- Migration from version 6 now makes duplicated layer ID and Wrapper ID attributes unique
- A slide's "Hide on Mobile" setting had no effect; it now skips that slide on mobile
- 3D Parallax: the "Tween Speed" field was labelled in milliseconds but used as seconds, which made the effect look dead. It is in seconds now, and older values are still read correctly
- "Disable Module on Mobile" left an empty, height-reserving box on mobile instead of removing the module. Cached pages have the leftover box removed too
- Modules could stay blank for up to five seconds before appearing, most visibly when opening a modal: a fast connection behind a slow server was misjudged as 2G, which stretched the wait for fonts
- A font that never loads is now reported in the browser console
July 29, 2026
Version: 7.1.5
July 20, 2026
Version: 7.1.4
New Feature
- Ctrl + Space keyboard shortcut: preview the current slide in a new tab (same as the Slides list preview button)
- Favorite modules from the dashboard and Select Module modal — starred modules are saved across reloads, shown at the top of the list by default, and can be filtered via Filter → Favorites
- Module Position: choose Sticky None, Top (menu overlay), or Bottom (info / add-to-cart style bar) — overflow at the sticky edge can be set to Visible or Hidden; optional Reserve Space keeps page content from sitting under the sticky module
- Drag and drop image, video (MP4), and — when DepthForge is installed — GLB 3D model files from the desktop onto the editor stage to upload them to the WordPress Media Library and add the matching layer type
- Layer 3D rotation gizmo: toolbar toggle enters rotation mode on the selected layer and adds Reset / X / Y / Z controls — drag an axis ring on stage or drag up/down on the toolbar labels to rotate; drag inside the layer for free rotation; toggle again to exit (writes to Extra Style transforms)
- Add-Ons library filter: Enabled in Module shows only add-ons turned on for the current module (editor only); filter options trimmed to All States, Enabled in Module, Global Addons, and Need Attention
- Right-click context menu on the layers list — same layer actions as the stage context menu (edit, copy, paste, duplicate, delete, show/hide, lock/unlock)
- Page Effects recorder: Preview Live opens the current (unsaved) effect in a new tab without writing to post meta
- Chalk Line: draw each segment over or behind the rest of the page content, show or hide the tracking (ghost) path while live editing, and stroke widths up to 500px
- DepthForge: Shift-click to multi-select 3D objects and move, rotate or scale them together around a shared centre — Duplicate and "Put in Center" apply to the whole selection
- DepthForge: texture "Auto Fit to Area" toggle — on by default for artwork authored to the print area, off to reveal manual Transform / Repeat / Offset / Rotation placement
- WooCommerce: dedicated Add to Cart layer action (AJAX, optional quantity) when WooCommerce is active — uses the current stream product
- Simple Link actions: Meta picker for URL-safe dynamic tags (e.g. {{link}}, {{wc_add_to_cart}}, {{home_url}})
- Quick Edit: text layers show a compact font summary under the textarea (family · weight · size · device) as a reference for Bulk Style Editor
Other
- Page Effects device switcher restyled like Quick Edit — icon buttons centred in the recorder top bar
- WooCommerce {{wc_add_to_cart_button}} now always builds proper loop-style markup with ajax_add_to_cart and enqueues WooCommerce cart scripts
- DepthForge: "Put in Center" now moves a 3D object to the centre of the camera's view and keeps its rotation and scale, instead of resetting it to the scene origin
Bug Fix
- Custom CSS/JS edits in the module scripts editor now correctly mark the module as unsaved
- Fixed CodeMirror cursor and selection misalignment when re-opening Custom CSS/JS and other code editors after the panel was hidden
- Context menu paste label now shows the correct property name (e.g. "Paste Parallax" instead of "Paste Layers") when copying partial layer properties
- Fixed properties sidebar inputs not being focusable again after tabbing to the layers list search field
- Fixed Gutenberg block dropdown menus misaligned in the Site Editor (zoomed / iframed canvas)
- Made Gutenberg block flyout menus environment-proof (fixed portal + inline styles, no WP Popover dependency)
- Hardened Gutenberg block chrome with inline layout styles so missing editor CSS cannot collapse header buttons or stretch menus
- Removed overlapping parent-folder subtitles from the Move to Folder dropdown
- Fixed slide Publish/Unpublish button layout breaking after toggle in the module list
- Removed leftover Optimize action from slide menus in the overview (was dropped from modules in Oct 2025 but left on slides)
- Fixed a white block editor screen with Jetpack active — the defer-exclusion filter no longer scans or rewrites inline scripts (e.g. the editor settings JSON), only real script file URLs
- Fixed WooCommerce Add to Cart from product modules — empty {{wc_add_to_cart_button}} in stream data, missing AJAX classes, and same-page ?add-to-cart= links being treated as in-page scroll
- Quick Edit: Meta/Icon inserts into text layers now save correctly (programmatic inserts fire the input event so the save queue gets the updated text)
- Quick Edit: replacing a selected Meta token via the Meta picker now persists; text fields keep literal <br> (Enter inserts <br/>), matching the full editor
- Quick Edit: Cmd/Ctrl+S blurs the active field and runs Quick Edit save (no longer triggers the full editor save)
- Quick Edit: bulk font family/weight changes now persist settings.fonts so the frontend loads the new Google/custom fonts
- Frontend: {{home_url}} and {{current_page_link}} basic metas now resolve on the published page — in layer text, inline links, and action URLs (previously only worked in the editor preview)
- Full Height Offset (Decrease Module Height): remeasure and update module height when offset containers (e.g. theme headers) change size after line-wrap or font load, not only on window resize
- Addons library: after Check for Updates, addon preview videos/banners load again without requiring a full page reload
- Add-On install now reports the real reason it failed — a download, permission, extraction or license error is shown instead of a generic "Addon could not be activated", and a failed download no longer tries to activate the add-on
- Timeline (experimental): Shift+click multi-select layers; drag a frame to move matching frames on all selected layers together (stops at colliding frames)
- DepthForge: 3D object rotation and scale edited on one device no longer leak to all other devices — they are stored per device like position and the camera, and existing modules repair themselves on the next capture
- DepthForge: the 3D world re-renders when switching device or resizing the stage, instead of only after toggling Animation/Editing mode
- DepthForge: fixed the editor view jumping away from the saved framing on the first orbit
- DepthForge: fixed the 3D World group background painting over the Slide Background and any 2D layer placed behind the world
- Featured Slider: fixed a meta box crash in the Site Editor (undefined post meta on templates)
- Filmstrip: full width Filmstrip no longer leaves a gap on the right — the live strip now expands across the theme's alignfull break-out margins instead of staying pinned to the content width
July 16, 2026
Version: 7.1.3
New Feature
- Drop-in product branding for GLB objects — the printable label area is detected automatically (by material name) and your artwork fits the print area correctly, with per-material recolor slots for the rest of the object
- 14 new one-click PBR material presets — grass, soil, marble, concrete, fabrics, ice, brushed metal and more — with the full surface look (roughness, displacement, glass/ice settings) baked in
- Studio-grade renders: the built-in studio environment is now true HDR — chrome and metals pick up hot softbox highlights like a real product shoot
- Crystal-clear glass: transparent materials now refract the studio around them, and new Ice controls (volume tint, dispersion) create deep frosted-glass looks
- New "Unlit Glow" material engine — colors glow exactly as picked, no white clipping with Bloom
- Soft real-time floor reflections that stay sharp at the contact point, plus auto-fitted crisp shadows and a punchy "Dramatic" lighting look
- Reorganized, simplified panels: everything light-related now lives in one "Light & Mood" section — from empty scene to premium look in fewer clicks
- Add a module to the Slider Revolution block without leaving the page — import a template as a new per-page module, or pick an existing module, straight from quick dropdowns on the block
- New "Quick Edit" option on the block — swap text, images, videos and slide backgrounds directly in place without opening the full editor, with a slide and layer list to reach every editable element
Improvement
- WebGL framework: Bloom pass now supports tone mapping and exposure (Look / Contrast control for DepthForge scenes with Bloom enabled)
- DepthForge world and object animations can now be driven by a module's Scroll Based Timeline
- DepthForge: layers placed behind the 3D world are now clickable — clicks and taps pass through the world except when over an interactive 3D object
- DepthForge: GLB objects can now load and save material presets per mesh
Bug Fix
- DepthForge: fixed 3D object displacement not showing on the published front-end
- DepthForge: fixed see-through gaps along the edges of displaced Box / Rounded Box objects
- Fixed fullwidth carousel modules being clipped to their container width
- Removed duplicated Space Above / Space Below inputs in the Carousel Settings panel
- Fixed a front-end WebGL crash ("fsQuad.render is not a function") when a Bloom scene builds before three.js finished loading
- Fixed issues related to WooCommerce metadata retrieval
- Fixed product price filtering in WooCommerce stream-based modules
- Fixed icon alignment for the Slider Revolution module in Avada Builder
- Fixed Lottie animations occasionally failing to load when the same Lottie library was requested by more than one layer or add-on at once — every request waiting on the shared script now registers as ready, not just the first
July 4, 2026
Version: 7.1.2
Improvement
- Improved stability and loading times on frontend and backend
- Page Effects: block inserter icons, hover previews and editor buttons harmonized with the Slider Revolution block
- Reorganized the Hover Style panel into a unified Interaction panel with Cursor Motion and Style & Transform
Bug Fix
- Fixed action panel display errors caused by invalid saved action types
- Restricted deletion of zone row layers
- Compressed migration AJAX responses to prevent response size limit issues
- Fixed issues when copying, pasting, or duplicating layers with an ID attribute set
- Restored a deprecated function to ensure compatibility with the Jupiter theme and WPBakery Builder
- Readded Missing Timing and Flow panel if SlideBg selected in the animation sidebar
June 25, 2026
Version: 7.1.1
June 24, 2026
Version: 7.1.0
New Feature
- Smart Spacing Guides: equal-spacing detection while dragging layers - gap rulers with pixel labels show when a layer has the same distance to its neighbours or repeats a sibling gap, with optional snapping (configurable in Global Settings)
- Arrange toolbar for multi-selections: align left / center / right / top / middle / bottom, distribute horizontally or vertically with equal gaps, and one-click Row, Column and Grid layouts
- Stage Zoom: zoom the editor stage in and out for precise editing, with a zoom hint that can be re-shown on demand
- Timeline Zoom for fine-grained keyframe editing on long animations
- Keyboard Shortcuts list: a quick reference of all editor shortcuts
- Custom Shape Builder: create parametric, generative shape layers (blobs, waves and more) directly in the editor, including a reusable Custom Shape symbol
- Layer Interactions: new cursor-driven effects for any layer - Magnetic, Attract, Repel, Squeeze and Tilt - that compose with existing animations
- RTL Support for the backend: the editor, dashboard, popups and panels now mirror correctly on RTL WordPress installs, plus a Use Editor in LTR Mode global setting to keep the default layout while the admin stays RTL
- Move to Folder: organise modules from the dashboard via a new Move to Folder function
- Grouped Add-Ons: Slider Revolution add-ons are now grouped behind a single Slider Revolution Add-ons view in the WP plugins list instead of cluttering it - add-ons with pending updates stay visible, and the behavior can be disabled in Global Settings → System
- Added the ability to import multiple slides at once from other modules
- Liquid Glass: a frosted backdrop-blur glass effect for layers, with blur and intensity controls (Extra Style)
- Progressive Blur: gradient (iOS-style) blur that ramps along a direction - as a backdrop overlay or on image content, with direction, max blur, fade and tint controls (Extra Style)
- Custom Font Upload: upload your own font files (WOFF2, WOFF, TTF, OTF) in Global Settings - Fonts, with automatic weight and style detection and generated font-face CSS, so no manual hosting is needed
- Image Editor: edit layer and background images right in the editor - crop, rotate, flip, light - colour adjustments, curves, blur and filters, plus saveable presets - the result is stored in the Media Library as a new image and applied to the layer
Improvement
- Dashboard folder listing can now be sorted by Most Recent and by Date
- Extended preset support for add-ons and made the Position and Size panel aware of add-on driven changes
- Eliminated unnecessary re-authentication requests in the Select Module modal for builder integrations
- New Force Swipe over Effects navigation option (Touch settings, off by default): when enabled a horizontal swipe over a WebGL/effect layer changes slides instead of being captured by the effect
- Module imports now include add-on media - add-on file types such as Lottie (.json) and DepthForge (.glb) are allowed
- Reworked the add-on framework for better stability and performance when running several add-ons or WebGL effects together: a shared WebGL rendering budget prevents browser context limits, with unified add-on registration and settings handling
- Updated the bundled 3D / WebGL engine to Three.js r184
- Added an Edit Image pen to the layer toolbar for image layers and image shapes, opening the Image Editor directly
Bug Fix
- Improved layer toolbar click reliability: icons no longer swallow clicks, the toolbar stays in place during consecutive actions, and toolbar presses can no longer trigger an unintended layer drag
- Fixed shape presets, compiler handling and preloading for shape layers
- RTL: fixed dashboard toolbar spacing and notification badge, the layer list panel, and dropdown arrows overlapping their labels
- Fixed the Check for Add-On Updates feature when used from the Editor
- Show "No Title" for page selection options that do not have a title
- Fixed a JavaScript error in the calendar control when used on the Overview page
- Fixed carousel videos failing to autoplay on mobile (muted before autoplay)
- Fixed modals reopening on the wrong slide when the trigger's target slide is not part of the modal
- Fixed full-height layers rendering at zero height on slow editor loads (e.g. WebGL effect layers staying blank until a slide swap)
- Fixed a 500 error when editing pages in Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, Avada, WPBakery and BeBuilder caused by an asset-timestamp call
- Fixed the editor occasionally getting stuck on Loading Editor Resources on slow connections
- Fixed slides occasionally getting stuck while preparing (no drawing or animations) on slow loads with WebGL effects
- Fixed rapid navigation clicks being dropped when triggered in quick succession
- Fixed add-ons and effects not re-initializing after Ajax / PJAX page navigation
- Accessibility: interactive link and button layers are no longer left hidden from screen readers
- Fixed the dashboard module list loading duplicate entries (and a possible divide-by-zero) on large libraries
- Added SVG sanitization for media uploaded through Slider Revolution
- Module registration errors no longer silently stop the remaining modules on a page from loading
- Fixed a module rendering error caused by Scroll-Based Timeline being enabled for autoplay and multi-slide modules
- Fixed the incorrect navigation style displayed in the Editor when navigation is enabled for the first time
- Fixed Cross Site Scripting vulnerability due to unprotected message content
- Fixed the editor freezing when selecting or adding a layer with the Layers list open
- Fixed Google Fonts not loading (stylesheet MIME type error) when font caching/download was enabled
- Unified the add-on framework so add-ons share one registration, update and resource system; fixed add-on stylesheets not loading on the front end or being left out of HTML exports, and prevented some add-ons from loading their assets twice
Security Patch
- Fixed Cross Site Scripting vulnerability due to unprotected message content
- Added SVG sanitization for media uploaded through Slider Revolution
June 12, 2026
Version: 7.0.16
New Feature
- Filmstrip 7.1.0: New 3D layout modes alongside the classic Marquee – Coverflow, Path, Stack, Cascade, Zoom Slide and 3D Showcase – with real CSS 3D perspective
- Filmstrip 7.1.0: Drag & throw, mouse wheel, autoplay and snap interaction on every layout (the marquee now supports drag, wheel and pause on hover, too)
- Filmstrip 7.1.0: Item sizing (Auto, Aspect Ratio or Fixed), drop shadows and Marquee edge fade-out, plus a reorganised settings / slides panel
- CarouselX: New SVG Path carousel type – arrange slides along a custom path shape (Line, Wave, Arc, S-Curve, Circle, Zig-Zag and more) with optional path-tangent rotation and a visible guide line
Other
- Added Mouse Wheel navigation for carousel modules, with auto trackpad/mouse detection and sequential or infinite looping via the wheel scroll setting
- Added WPML compatibility: detects an active WPML install, auto-enables the AI Translate add-on for modules, and shows a dashboard notice
- Timeline now stays synced to the selected keyframe, layer and animation part, highlighting the active frame
- Fixed overlapping text and slide icons for unpublished slides in the editor sidebar
- Removed global slides from the import slides selection list
- Slide list and dashboard thumbnails now follow the slide background automatically, while keeping manually chosen thumbnails
- Disabled Scroll-Based timeline for autoplay and multi-slide modules to avoid unexpected behavior
Bug Fix
- Fixed horizontal layer alignment and offsets in full width modules using a vertical CarouselX 3D Showcase
- Changed duplicated layers to be inserted above the original instead of at the end of the list
- Removed broken Slide Range repeater, which is not used any more in SR7
- The dashboard module thumbnail now correctly follows the first slide after reordering slides
- Fixed incorrect preview URL argument handling in the Overview modules list that could cause preview errors
- Fixed misaligned tags in the elements library details modal
- Increased saving speed by better handling of cache clearing
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Hi, I’m currently on v6.7.35. We run a high-traffic site on WP 6.6. I see the current version is 6.7.38. Would upgrading cause any issues with my existing slider setups or theme compatibility?
I’m using the latest version of Slider Revolution with the ‘Avada’ theme, and I’m experiencing strange layout shifts on mobile. The slider content overlaps my header on certain pages. I’ve tried adjusting responsive settings within the plugin, but nothing seems to fix it. Is this a known compatibility issue with Avada, or am I misconfiguring something specific to themes?
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Still on 6.7.33 and getting a MAJOR PHP 8.2 deprecation warning on all my sites! Can we please get the latest 6.7.38 version ASAP? This is CRITICAL for production sites!
Slider Revolution is awesome! Super easy to use and my sliders look fire 🔥. 💯 recommended.
The responsive settings aren’t behaving as expected. Specifically, my text layers are breaking lines incorrectly on tablet view, even after meticulously setting font sizes and line heights for each breakpoint. It looks fine on desktop and mobile, but tablet is a mess. Am I overlooking a critical setting, or is this a bug? It’s really frustrating trying to get pixel-perfect responsiveness.
Running 6.7.31 and the editor performance is a bit sluggish. Noticed the changelog for 6.7.38 mentions core performance improvements. Is an update planned for the current version to reflect those changes? Great work on the plugin otherwise.
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