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title: "How to Add an Infobox Carousel in WordPress?"
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# How to Add an Infobox Carousel in WordPress?

## Key Takeaways

- Nexter Blocks Infobox block creates an infobox carousel in WordPress by selecting Carousel in the Select Layout section and choosing a style.
- Infobox content uses repeater items, with Title and Description fields plus Icon Type options for an icon, image, or SVG image.
- Button toggle adds a button to all infoboxes, and the Connection tab links the carousel infobox with the carousel remote block.

Do you want to add an infobox carousel in WordPress? An infobox carousel allows you to display multiple pieces of information within a compact and interactive format, making it easier for visitors to absorb key information.

With the Infobox block from the Nexter Blocks, you can easily create an infobox carousel in WordPress.

*To check the complete feature overview documentation of the Nexter Blocks Infobox block,* *[click here](https://nexterwp.com/docs/add-infobox-in-wordpress/).*

***Requirement  - This block is a part of the Nexter Blocks, make sure it's installed & activated to enjoy all its powers.***

[LIVE BLOCK LINK](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/blocks/wordpress-pricing-table/)

To do this, add the Infobox block to the page and follow the steps -

1. From the **Select Layout **section, select **Carousel** and select an appropriate style.

By enabling the **Button** toggle, you can add a button to all the infoboxes.

2. Then in the **InfoBox** section, you have to add the infobox content. By default, you’ll find two repeater items, open one item.

3. Add the infobox title and content in the **Title **and **Description** fields as per your requirements.

From the **Icon Type** section, you can add an icon, image, or SVG image.

In the **Button Text** field, you can add the button text.

Then, in the **Button Link** field, you can add the button URL. 

You can repeat the process to edit the other items.

Click on the **+ Add Box** button to add more infoboxes.

From the **Connection** tab, you can link the carousel infobox with the carousel remote block.

You can customize the carousel further from the Style tab.

Now, you’ll see an infobox carousel.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: Why isn't the infobox carousel showing up in WordPress?**
A: The usual blocker is that the Infobox block is part of Nexter Blocks, so it has to be installed and activated first. Once that’s in place, the carousel is created by adding the Infobox block and choosing Carousel from Select Layout. If the block is missing or inactive, none of the carousel settings matter because the feature never loads.

**Q: What do I need before I can add an infobox carousel in WordPress?**
A: The key requirement is Nexter Blocks, since the Infobox block lives inside it. The page also points to a complete feature overview for the Infobox block at [click here](https://nexterwp.com/docs/add-infobox-in-wordpress/). In practice, that means the carousel setup starts from the block itself, not from a separate slider plugin or custom code.

**Q: Can I add buttons to every item in an infobox carousel?**
A: The Button toggle controls that behavior across all infoboxes in the carousel. Once it’s enabled, each item can have its own Button Text and Button Link fields. That matters if you want every card to push visitors toward a different action instead of leaving the carousel as pure informational content.

**Q: How do I add different content to each infobox in the carousel?**
A: Each infobox is edited through the InfoBox section using repeater items. The page says there are two items by default, and you can open one item, set its Title and Description, then repeat the process for the others. If you need more entries, use the + Add Box button to add additional infoboxes.

**Q: What kind of content can I use inside an infobox carousel?**
A: The Infobox block supports a title, description, icon type, button text, and button link for each item. For visuals, Icon Type lets you choose an icon, image, or SVG image. That mix works well when you want compact cards that still carry a clear message and a clickable next step.

**Q: How do I connect an infobox carousel to a remote carousel block?**
A: The Connection tab is where the infobox carousel links with the carousel remote block. That setup matters when you want one control surface driving multiple parts of the layout instead of treating each block separately. After that, styling can still be adjusted from the Style tab without changing the content structure.