Code 7 Responsive Slider

30 reviews

Get Code 7 Responsive Slider (v2.0.8)

Introduction

Slideshow

A simple, responsive slider using the jQuery flexslider from http://www.woothemes.com/flexslider/

Features

Support 10 images with captions.
Caption can contain HTML.
Link slides.
Variety of the flexslider options.

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Simple, good - but...

Matt (1).
Posted on 06 April 2016

Functionality

not bad so far, but an image link should be able to open a NEW window (as an option)! Not provided yet!

Ease of use

yes, it's easy!

Almost a shame not to pay for this!!

Sebastian (6).
Posted on 16 December 2015

Functionality

Works right out of the box! Amazing!!! Thank U Code7!!

Ease of use

Same here, just amazingly simple to use.

Documentation

Good comprehensive documentation!

I used this to: A premium looking slider on my start page that just works! Love it!!

Brilliant, Easy, Responsive

Enrico (3).
Posted on 07 July 2015

Functionality

Many of the slideshows I tried claimed to be responsive but weren't. This one truly is bootstrap responsive.

Ease of use

Easy installation, quick setup.

Support

Documentation

Clear documentation.

I used this to: Front page slideshow in Joomla 3.4 with Bootstrap 2.3.2 framework and customized protostar template. Works beautifully, responsively, effortlessly. Thank you! Great extension.

No-fuss, excellent extension

David Kerr (5).
Posted on 17 March 2015

Functionality

Excellent.

Ease of use

Excellent

Support

Documentation

I used this to: Excellent on a couple of websites. Tried others but this was best. The only small thing I would like to see is the ability to add tags for image dimensions so that GTMetrix does not complain that they are absent from each slideshow image.

Simple to use - great slider

Enoch Lavender (14).
Posted on 27 October 2014

This great little responsive slideshow took me only minutes to install and setup - and it all worked perfectly for me out of the box.

The steps involved in changing the images displayed are reasonably simple and didn't take me long to explain to my client.

Simply great

Kurt De Leeuw (4).
Posted on 12 September 2014

Installed it in a gantry framework template.

One minute later the slider was up and running ;) Very happy with this excellent extension.

Simple and easy does the job!

ananda (18).
Posted on 24 July 2014

Took me 2 minutes to install and get this running. Responsive to any size and once you pick the images you got a couple of options. Easy and simple.. recommend it to anyone...

well-coded and fully responsive

blog_elimu_pl (15).
Posted on 31 May 2014

Almost perfect simple slideshow I used. I wish to have few more option in back-end.

Really responsive module!

Jorge Ovalle (7).
Posted on 14 February 2014

This is a really responsive module. Thank you very much for the work, and best of all, it's free.

Straigth to the point!

Bruno SImon (6).
Posted on 03 February 2014

At long last, a responsive slider that integrates smoothlessly with other jQuery based templates / modules; what a relief!

Many thanks for this free gem.

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