Full Width Sliders (FWS) are a very popular design element. Not only do they display large, beautiful images, but they also help you convey your core message and grab the user's attention. UseElementorYou can easily set up different full-width slides for each page. This article will explain in detail how to add full-width slides for different pages.

Step 1: Install and activate Elementor

Installation of Elementor Pro(Optional)

• With Elementor Pro you can unlock more advanced features such as the Advanced Slideshow module.
• After installing Elementor ProUpload and activate itThe

Step 2: Create separate full-width slides for each page

1. Create a new page or edit an existing page

First, go to the WordPress dashboard and click "web page">"Add New Page" to create a new page, or edit an existing one.

2. Adding full-width structures

existElementor EditorIn the "Programs" section, click on the page "+" button to add a new region, select the full-width construction(Single Column). This sets the slide to span the entire width of the page.

3. Adding slide components

In Elementor's component library, find and drag the "Slides" (Slides) component into the full-width structure area. You will see that the default slide has been displayed.

4. Customizing slide content

• Upload a picture: Click under each slide on the "photograph", upload the image you want to display. Make sure the resolution of the image is high enough to fit the full-width layout, the recommended width is 1920 pixels.

• Setting the title and description: You can add custom titles and descriptions to each slide for presenting the core message or grabbing the user's attention.

• link button: You can also set a CTA for each slide (Call to Action) button that links to the relevant page. Configuring the button text and link is sufficient.

5. Adjusting slide styles

Elementor offers many settings to make your slideshow more personalized:

• height setting: you can find it on "opening (chess jargon)"Choose from the options "screen adaptation" or manually set the height of the slide to ensure that the size of the slide matches the page design.
• transition effect: in "high level"In the option Animation Effects, you can set transition effects for slide switching, such as fade-in and fade-out, horizontal or vertical sliding, etc., to increase the dynamics of the page.

6. Full-width settings

To make sure that the slideshow takes up the entire width of the page, you need to add a new value for theSectionSetting:

• Select the Section where the slide is located and go to Style > Slide Layout.

• commander-in-chief (military) Content width Set to "full width" and make sure that "Stretching Section"The option is active.

Step 3: Setting up different slides for different pages

If you would like to provide thedifferent pageUsing a different slide layout, you can repeat the above steps and create a new slide layout for theUpload different images and content for each pageThe

1. Copy existing slides and modify them

• In the Elementor editor, you can create a slideshow by right-clicking on the slide area and selecting "make a copy of" function to copy a slide setup to other pages and then replace content such as images, titles, and button links.

2. Use of page templates

If you want to quickly set up full-width slideshows for multiple pages, you can also use Elementor'sPage templatesFunction:

• After designing the slideshow for the first page, click the Save button and select "Save as Template".

• On other pages, you can juststickThe template, and personalize the images and content.

Step 4: Optimize Slide Performance

Full-width slideshows load high-resolution images and therefore may affect the page loading speed. To ensure the performance of your website, it is recommended that you perform the following optimizations:

• Compressed images: Before uploading slide images, use a tool such as TinyPNG or ImageOptim toCompressed images, reducing the size of the image file.
• Enable Cache Plugin: To improve overall performance, it is recommended to install and configure caching plugins such asWP Super CachemaybeW3 Total CacheThe

Step 5: Check Responsive Design

Make sure your full-width slideshow displays well on mobile devices and tablets as well. Go to the Elementor editor and find "Response Mode" to see how the slideshow performs on different devices, adjusting the text size and image display if necessary.

summarize

With Elementor, you can create separate full-width slideshows for different pages, showcasing high-resolution images and compelling information. This not only enhances the user experience, but also adds visual impact to your website. Remember to adapt the images, content and design to the needs of each page to ensure that each slideshow matches the theme of the page.