Sliderberg Issues Sliderberg’s settings panel is context-sensitive: the “Carousel” options only appear when you’ve selected the
Sliderberg block itself (not an inner Image block). Click the outer slider container in the editor (use the breadcrumb at the bottom of the editor, or open
List View and select the parent “Sliderberg/Slider” block). Once the correct block is selected, the right sidebar should show Sliderberg controls.
If the controls still don’t appear, it’s often one of these:
- You’re editing in the Template Editor (Appearance → Editor) and have selected a Group/Cover instead of the Sliderberg block.
- A JavaScript error is preventing the block inspector from rendering. Open your browser DevTools → Console and check for errors.
- Plugin/version mismatch. Make sure WordPress and Sliderberg are up to date, then clear any caching/minification (even host-level).
For your layout goal (3 on desktop, 1 on mobile),Sliderberg typically exposes “slides per view” and responsive breakpoints. If you can’t access that UI, a safe workaround is CSS (backup first, then test on staging if possible). Add this in
Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS (or your child theme’s style.css):
Code:
/[I] Sliderberg: show 3 slides on desktop, 1 on mobile [/I]/
@media (min-width: 782px){.wp-block-sliderberg-slider .swiper-slide{ width: calc(100% / 3) !important; }
}
@media (max-width: 781px){.wp-block-sliderberg-slider .swiper-slide{ width: 100% !important; }
}
If you paste your block HTML (Editor → Code editor) or a front-end URL, I can target the exact Sliderberg classnames, since they can vary by plugin version.
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