Swiper Slider

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Last edited Mar 13, 2025

Created on Mar 13, 2025

This example demonstrates a coverflow-style destination slider for a travel website, featuring image cards for locations like Thailand, Belgium, and Nepal. It uses the Swiper library with its coverflow effect, incorporating 3D transforms, slide shadows, and responsive breakpoints to adjust cards per view. Navigation relies on the included `swiper-bundle` scripts and the jQuery-based `wte-elementor-widgets` integration. The slider is driven by inline HTML data attributes for configuration and pulls images from the WordPress theme’s media directory.

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