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Content widget
Your posts, products or any content, in a carousel of cards you design yourself.
Build it with your AI
“Show the latest posts in a carousel using the Post card template, three per view.”
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Settings
Every setting below is in the editor — and available to your AI through get_widget_schema.
21 settings
Loop
Loop item template
Query
Nothing found message
Featured image as CSS variable
Carousel
Slides per view
Slides to scroll
Gap
Vertical alignment
Arrows
Arrows position
Previous icon
Next icon
Pagination
Rewind
Mouse drag
Transition duration (ms)
Autoplay
Delay (ms)
Pause on hover
Pause button
Accessible name
22 settings
Arrows
Button size
Icon size
Offset
Border radius
Icon color
Background
Border
Shadow
Border color
Pagination
Distance from slides
Alignment
Dot size
Active dot width
Space between dots
Dot color
Active dot color
Typography
Color
Bar height
Bar color
Track color
Pause button color
shared
On every element
Spacing & position
Background & border
Animations
Motion & effects
Scroll & mouse effects
Visibility
Conditions
Interactions
Attributes & CSS
Build it with AI
Your AI looks up the Loop Carousel settings over MCP and writes the element for you — real, editable and on brand.
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You
Show the latest posts in a carousel using the Post card template, three per view.
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Done — it’s on your site and fully editable.
What the AI writes
{
"type": "loop-carousel",
"settings": {
"loop_template": "<Post card template id>",
"query": {
"source": "posts",
"post_type": "post",
"posts_per_page": 6,
"orderby": "date",
"order": "desc",
"terms": ["category:5", "category:6", "category:7"]
},
"slides_per_view": 3,
"slides_per_view_tablet": 2,
"slides_per_view_mobile": 1,
"gap": { "size": 16, "unit": "px" }
}
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