In web design, there is what we call an accordion, which is used to display a context menu in a limited space. Another is the image slider, a container that displays multiple images one at a time through transitions. And then there’s Ben Holland’s Slidorion, an amalgamation of an accordion and an image slider.

Each image’s title contained in your slider is always visible to the reader. This makes reviewing images much easier because they won’t have to resort to trial-and-error unlike with most image sliders, wherein they’ll still have to click on each of the buttons to check images. It’s an efficient alternative for the typical image slider.

Be sure to visit the author’s GitHub page here and show your appreciation or if ever you encounter any issues with the plugin.

See the details and demos, and get the direct download.

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