Soliloquy Blog
WordPress slider tips, Tutorials and Resources.
Integration with WordPress 3.5 + Looking Ahead
I’ve been hard at work on trying to integrate Soliloquy with WordPress 3.5. I would say I’m 99% done, but there is one piece missing – a hook! WordPress 3.5 lacks a hook to update any custom attachment data (like the image URL, new tab checkbox, etc.) when it runs a save for the slide. […]
Thanksgiving Sale – Get 25% Off EVERYTHING!
In celebration of Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, I’m offering a 25% off sale on Soliloquy, the best responsive WordPress slider plugin. I don’t do sales on Soliloquy that often, so absolutely don’t miss out on this offer! You get 25% off of every license type – even upgrades from previous purchases! This sale […]
25% Off Fall Sale + Instagram Addon
I’m going to make this short and sweet: the best responsive WordPress slider plugin is going on sale for this week only! That’s right – to celebrate the Fall season, you can get 25% off Soliloquy (new licenses and upgrades) by using the offer code FALL2012 at checkout. Deals like this don’t come around often, so make […]
Thesis 2.0 and Headway Users Rejoice!
Now that Soliloquy 1.4.0 and the Featured Content Addon have dropped, I thought it would be a good time to create some extra value for Soliloquy customers that use either the Thesis 2.0 or Headway themes. Utilizing the APIs that each theme provides, I’ve created special addons that can be used by any license holder […]
Soliloquy 1.4.0 + Featured Content + Examples
For all of those who did not know, Soliloquy 1.4.0 dropped yesterday. To date, Soliloquy 1.4.0 is the most anticipated release, and here’s why: It features ajax preloading of slides to make your sliders load super fast Both the Gallery and Media Library tabs have now been opened up and can be utilized for inserting […]
The Featured Content Addon and the Content Addon API
The #1 most requested feature I get for Soliloquy is to be able to create a slider from featured images from posts. Featured content sliders seem to be abundant in the WordPress world, but they all lack one key feature: query power. Sure – you can move the caption here and there, select 5 million […]