# README #

Welcome to Dynamic Slider! This is a very basic plugin that allows you to dynamically generate image sliders inside any WordPress post or page! Below you'll find an example of the shortcodes you'll need to get started.

### What is this repository for? ###

* Simple Slider
* V1.0

### How do I get set up? ###

Dynamic Slider is used purely with shortcodes. This enables great flexibility and ease of use. Below is an example of how you'll need to structure your shortcodes.

Example:
[slider]
[slide src=""]
[slide src=""]
[slide src=""]
[slide src=""]
[/slider]

The [slider] shortcode wraps the [slide] shortcodes as shown above. The image source (src="") is required for every slide, and it takes an image link. A setting for AutoSlide (autoslide="") is not required. It takes true or false, and defaults to false. You can turn it on by setting it to true.

Example:
[thumbnails]
[thumbnail src="" id="1"]
[thumbnail src="" id="2"]
[thumbnail src="" id="3"]
[thumbnail src="" id="4"]
[/thumbnails]

If you want to use thumbanils with your image slider, include the [thumbanils] shortcode just below your closing [/slider] shortcode. Remember, just like your [slider] shortcode, you'll need to use [thumbnails] to enclose all of your [thumbnail] shortcodes. The image source (src="") as well as the I.D. (id="") are both required. Image source (src="") takes the corresponding link to the image, and the I.D. (id="") takes an integer, 1-10, that corresponds to where the image is in your slider (i.e. the fourth image would be labeled id="4").

NOTE: Currently Dynamic Slider only supports up to 10 thumbnails. You can create sliders with more slides than 10, but thumbnails will not work. However, number will soon expand!

### Who do I talk to? ###

Matt Young Designs
matt@mattyoungdesigns.com