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A slideshow is a quick and interactive way to showcase content and information on your site. Slideshow lets you display your most popular products/collections or shout out about what's new with a call-to-action button.
## How to add a Slideshow
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Steps
1. In the theme editor (**Customize**), click **Add section**
2. Select **Slideshow**
3. **Save**
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## Section settings
### Design settings
In this settings, you can choose the container type for the slideshow:
And the slide height:
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When choosing "Adapt to first slide image", the slide height will follow the image ratio of the first slide. It will not be cropped.
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### **Auto-rotate slides**
Enable **Auto-rotate slides** to run the slideshow automatically. The duration time to change slides is between 2-10 seconds.
If you don't want to use rotation, you can disable it and use pagination or navigation.
## Block settings
Since each theme blocks have its own settings, you need to click each block to modify it.
### Background settings
You can add images for desktop and mobile versions separately.
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:bulb:**Pro tip:** 1920x900px is recommended for desktop & 600x480px is recommended for mobile.
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### **Content**
Add some text for the slide’s heading and subheading, then determine the content's color, size, and position by choosing a value in the text color/size, content position, and alignment drop-down.
### Buttons
You can display **two** call-to-action buttons (**First Button** and **Second Button**) to redirect customers to your desired pages/collections. Add a **Label** and **Link**, then choose a **Button style** and adjust the **Button size.** Leave the **Button label** blank if you don't want to display the button in your slide.
For example:
### **Footer**
Enable/ Disable the footer by ticking/unticking the checkbox.
Footer works as a second call-to-action button that redirects customers to your desired pages/ collections.
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