WordPress installation
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Upload on admin panel
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Download the
Smart Slider 3 Pro zip installer from our
website. (Or the free version for WordPress from
here.)
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- Go to your Plugins → Add new → Upload Plugin and browse the zip file you just downloaded.
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- Press Install Now, and if the installation was successful, click on Activate Plugin.
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Now you will see the
Smart Slider 3 Pro plugin appearing in your plugins list. After activating it, you will see the
Smart Slider menupoint appearing in your left WordPress menu.
If the installation wasn't successful, try out the Upload through FTP method instead.
Upload through FTP
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Download the
Smart Slider 3 Pro zip installer from our
website. (Or the free version for WordPress from
here.)
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Unzip it into your computer. You'll end up with a folder named
nextend-smart-slider3-pro.
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Go to your
FTP, and upload the
nextend-smart-slider3-pro folder to your website's
wp-content\plugins\ folder. (If you are not sure, what the FTP of your website is,
read this.)
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Go to your
admin area → Plugins, and you will see the
Smart Slider 3 Pro plugin in your list. Activate it, and the
Smart Slider menupoint will appear in your left WordPress menu.
From WordPress plugin directory
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Go to your backend
Plugins → Add New, and search for
Smart Slider 3.
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Find it in the list, and click on the
Install Now button.
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Now you will see the Smart Slider 3 appearing in your plugins list, what you should activate. The Smart Slider menupoint will appear in your left WordPress menu.
Upload max filesize
There was an error loading this file to the server.
The uploaded file exceeds the
upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini.
If you can see an error message like this when you are trying to install Smart Slider, that means that your server has a limitation, that files that are larger than the value defined in the php.ini (or .htaccess file) is smaller than the Smart Slider's intallation package. The limitation on most cases is below 2Mb.
If you would have access to your php.ini file, you could modify this value by seaching for the upload_max_filesize or post_max_size words.
If you wouldn't have access to that file, you can still install the slider with FTP installation method.
Where is the ftp of my website?
When you purchased your website from the hosting company you have received an email with the ftp account to be able to access its folders and files. That is the account you need, and for example with Filezilla you can access your ftp.
If you are not sure what your ftp account is, contact your server host and ask them for it!