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CMS Ultimate Slider

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Summary

CMS Video/Image/Component slider

Description

A professional slider component for Framer featuring 4 unique animation styles. Connect multiple CMS Collection Lists, use Gallery connectors, or add static content. Perfect for portfolios, team showcases, and product galleries. Key Features Data Sources Multiple Collection Lists support Gallery connectors for CMS pages Static Items (images, videos, components) 4 Animation Styles Cinematic: 3D rotation with blur and perspective Circular: Fan-out rotation with vertical offset Material: Dynamic width expansion on active slide Rotate: 3D perspective rotation Image and Video connexion Keep Ratio mode preserves aspect ratios Min/max dimension constraints Video autoplay with mute control Object-fit options (Cover, Contain, Fill) Component Mode Display custom Framer components as slides like cards, CTAs... Fit Content mode adapts to each component size Fixed mode with configurable dimensions Lightbox Fullscreen media viewing Navigation between slides Video controls customization Keyboard navigation support Navigation Autoplay with pause on hover Keyboard and drag/swipe controls Scroll navigation with adjustable sensitivity Customizable arrows and dot indicators Customization Hover effects (scale, grayscale, sepia, blur) Custom shadows and border radius Active/inactive opacity control Padding and alignment options How to Use Add the component to your canvas Select Content Mode and Data Source Connect your media or components Choose a Style preset Configure navigation and appearance Enable Lightbox if needed Refund Policy Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are final. Please review the demo and documentation carefully before purchasing. If you encounter any technical issues, contact us at framermaster@gmail.com — we're happy to help! Secure Checkout All payments are securely processed through Polar.sh .

Introduction

CMS Video/Image/Component slider

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