<p class="text--lg">The content slider does exactly, what its name says. Similar to the <a title="{{link_title::52|attr}}" href="{{link_url::52|urlattr}}">accordion</a> the slider needs a wrapper start and stop. All elements placed between these wrapper elements represent the slided content.</p>
<p>The wrapper start element offers you some parameters to modify the slider:</p>
<ol>
<li>Sliding interval: the time in milliseconds a slide is displayed until it is replaced by the next<br>one (1000 &#61; 1s)</li>
<li>Transition speed: the speed of the transition from slide to slide in milliseconds (1000 &#61; 1s)</li>
<li>Slide offset: setting a specific slide as the starting point, the counting starts at 0</li>
<li>Continous:&nbsp;Make the slider start all over when reaching the end</li>
</ol>
<p>You can see the slider in action on the&nbsp;<a title="{{link_title::2|attr}}" href="{{link_url::2|urlattr}}">homepage</a>.</p>
<p>To use it, jQuery or Mootools need to be enabled in the page layout and the corresponding j- or moo-template has to be added as well.</p>