A long gallery pushes the rest of your page down, and visitors stop scrolling before they reach it.
The carousel layout in the Media Listing block keeps the same photos in a single sliding row.
For every Media Listing setting in one place, see the Media Listing block guide.
Before You Start
- Edition: Pro — the Media Listing block is part of Nexter Blocks Pro.
- Block to enable: Media Listing, switched on under Nexter > Blocks in your WordPress dashboard.
- Your images uploaded: add them to the Media Library first so you can pick them straight from the block.
Steps
- Add the Media Listing block to your page and click Design from Scratch.
- In the Layout panel, set Type to Images.

- Open Content and pick your images with Select Option on Normal.

- Still in Layout, set Layout to Carousel.

- In Columns Manage, set Columns to how many slides show at once on each device.

- Open the Carousel options to switch arrows, dots, autoplay and loop on or off, then publish.

How It Behaves
- The carousel shows as many slides at once as your column count allows, and slides the rest in.
- With loop on, the slides repeat endlessly. The extra copies you may notice in the page source are how the loop is built and are not duplicate images in your library.
- Arrows and dots are optional, but leaving at least one on makes the gallery usable without a touchscreen.
- Visitors can swipe on touch devices as well as using the arrows.
Limitations
- Pro only.
- The category filter does not appear on the carousel layout, even with repeater content. Use a grid with a filter instead.
- Only the visible slides are on screen, so a carousel is a poor choice when visitors need to compare everything at once.
- Autoplay moves the slides without warning, which some visitors find hard to follow.
Troubleshooting
All the photos are stacked instead of sliding
Check that Layout is Carousel and save the page. The sliding only starts once the carousel script loads on the published page, not in the editor preview.
Only one slide shows on desktop
Raise Columns for the desktop device in Columns Manage.










