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Slideshow

There are several ways in Tiki that can produce slideshows, depending of the type of content, if standalone or embeded, where the source content to be displayed is stored, and the features enabled in your site:

  1. The "Slideshow feature" allows you to create simple presentations via Wiki Syntax. You can customize the appearance of the show via wiki syntax.
    • Some uses for slideshows:
      • classroom lectures
      • business presentations
    • Since Tiki7, a new slideshow system based on JQS5 has been added, and it can be used to convert any wiki page with headings into a slideshow.
    • You can fine tune the parameters for your slideshow in a wiki page, with PluginSlideshow
    • Click here for a demo.
  2. PluginColorbox displays all images from a file gallery, image gallery, or selected images from a file gallery, and presents them in its own new window, wrapped in a box with a dark background at the rest of the screen. The viewer has to manually click at the corresponding button to move forward to each new image.
  3. PluginFiles is able to launch a slideshow presentation of images from a file gallery in its own new window, wrapped in a colorbox environment (a box with dark background at the rest of the screen). The slideshow autoplays and self-advances itself.
  4. PluginList allows to present thre results in a slideshow format in Tiki14+. See "Carousel Formatting"
  5. PluginSwiper
  6. PluginSlider makes an embedded slideshow from whatever content you add there (images, text, video, etc, splitted between markers for new slide). (Will be removed before Tiki25 )
  7. PluginCarousel displays the images of a filegallery in a self-advancing carousel, as an embedded slideshow.(Will be removed before Tiki25 )
  8. PluginGalleriffic displays images from a file gallery using the Jquery Galleriffic module, which produces an embedded slideshow which can autoplay and self-advance itself.(Will be removed before Tiki25 )


From now onwards, the rest of this documentation page is devoted to the "Slideshow feature" itself.

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Slideshow There are several ways in Tiki that can produce slideshows, depending of the type of content, if standalone or embeded, where the source content to be displayed is stored, and the features enabled in your site: The " Slideshow feature " allows you to create simple presentations via Wiki Syntax. You can customize the appearance of the show via wiki syntax. Some uses for slideshows: classroom lectures business presentations Since Tiki7 , a new slideshow system based on JQS5 has been added, and it can be used to convert any wiki page with headings into a slideshow. You can fine tune the parameters for your slideshow in a wiki page, with PluginSlideshow Click here for a demo. PluginColorbox displays all images from a file gallery, image gallery, or selected images from a file gallery, and presents them in its own new window, wrapped in a box with a dark background at the rest of the screen. The viewer has to manually click at the corresponding button to move forward to each new image. PluginFiles is able to launch a slideshow presentation of images from a file gallery in its own new window, wrapped in a colorbox environment (a box with dark background at the rest of the screen). The slideshow autoplays and self-advances itself. PluginList allows to present thre results in a slideshow format in Tiki14 +. See "Carousel Formatting" http://doc.tiki.org/pluginlist#contentStepstoList-2 PluginSwiper PluginSlider makes an embedded slideshow from whatever content you add there (images, text, video, etc, splitted between markers for new slide). (Will be removed before Tiki25 ) PluginCarousel displays the images of a filegallery in a self-advancing carousel, as an embedded slideshow.(Will be removed before Tiki25 ) PluginGalleriffic displays images from a file gallery using the Jquery Galleriffic module, which produces an embedded slideshow which can autoplay and self-advance itself.(Will be removed before Tiki25 ) From now onwards, the rest of this documentation page is devoted to the " Slideshow feature " itself.