Soliloquy Blog
WordPress slider tips, Tutorials and Resources.
Create Dynamic Sliders for WordPress with Soliloquy
Are you ready to start creating dynamic sliders? With the release of the Dynamic Addon, it is now easier than ever to create dynamic slider for WordPress using Soliloquy. If you are wanting to create an awesome WordPress slider fast, you can couple Soliloquy with the Dynamic Addon to create sliders in seconds. Literally – […]
Introducing the Schedule Addon
When you have the best responsive WordPress image and video slider on the market, what more can you ask for? How about the ability to schedule your slider, both to appear and disappear with the simplest of effort? Now you can. The schedule addon for Soliloquy allows you the ability to schedule both your slider […]
Best Responsive WordPress Slider — Introducing Soliloquy Version 2
Introducing to you the best responsive WordPress slider plugin reimagined: Soliloquy 2.0. The Best Responsive WordPress Slider Plugin Reimagined Soliloquy has been redesigned with these goals in mind: to continue to be the best of the best in responsive WordPress slider plugins, to be incredibly fast and scalable no matter what the circumstances and to […]
Soliloquy v2 Upgrade Guide
As promised, I have written out an upgrade guide for you so that upgrading to Soliloquy v2 is easy. You should follow each step in this guide when upgrading to ensure that is goes smoothly. Step #1: BACKUP YOUR SITE I cannot emphasize this enough. You need to backup your website before upgrading. Although I […]
The Time Has Come for Soliloquy v2!
It feels like it has been forever trying to get v2 out the door, but the day is finally here! Soliloquy v2 is ready to be launched out into the world. The next major iteration of Soliloquy is a vast improvement over the first. It is insanely fast (even faster than before) and is built […]
Soliloquy v2 is Underway – Here’s What to Expect
Check it out – development on Soliloquy v2 is underway (along with another super awesome product). The low-down is below. I started building Soliloquy back in October 2011 as a solution to a longstanding issue: I couldn’t find a slider plugin that was easy to use and was fast to load/performance aware. With those two […]