Add new slide to TOP of slides list?

  • Hi guys,

    I love the slider and how it works except for one thing: Every time you add a slide to a slider, it shows up at the BOTTOM of the slides list (If I already have 5 slides, it’ll go in the 6th slot).

    Is there a way to make it so that when you add a slide, it’ll go to the TOP of the list (In the first slot and push all other down).

    It is really annoying having to drag the slide from the bottom of the list to the top every single time.

    Seems to me the point of adding a slide to the slider would be so it shows up first, not last.

    I’d like to suggest a feature that would work in tandem with this where adding a slide (top the 1st slot) would automatically remove the last slide (at the bottom).

    As is, my process involves me adding a slide, dragging it from the bottom to the top and then editing the bottom slide to remove it from the slider.

    Being able to automate this would be fantastic.

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  • I’m not sure, why do you want this. Right now, queue behavior exists and i guess stack behavior will be good if the slides are more than 10.

    Ideally, the number should not be more. If slides are more, then, acc. to me, it would be like linking all the pages to single page. I may be wrong also. But the customer may feel very lengthy content of slides is there. 5 is perfect.

    Thread Starter mcfmullen

    (@mcfmullen)

    Yes but even with 5, the act of dragging slides to the top is unnecessary when the intent it to always have the newest slide appear first, not last.

    It’s about being user friendly. If the point is for newest slides to show first, then the slide queue should insert slides with this in mind.

    Likewise, if you want to maintain a constant number of slides like 5. Then there ought to be an option that inserts the newest slide in the top slot and removes the bottom slide from the queue.

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