I imported the slider called Architecture. So far so good.
I want to use this one and in the end I want a slider with 15 slides and all slides should look like the first one.
Sadly I can't find a solution to add the static layers because there is no "global" or "static" slide. For example: After downloading the slider I want to edit the second slide. But layers like "white border" are static layers and I can't edit it individually. So I have to edit the static layer but I can't find it
Static layers can be edited on the slide where they first appear — in this case, that’s the very first slide of the “Architecture” project.
If you scroll down in the Transition sidebar when selecting a layer (like the “white border”), you’ll find the options to control on which slide(s) the layer remains visible and when it disappears.
This allows you to decide exactly how long a static layer stays on screen or if it should remain visible throughout all slides.
Static layers are displayed this way on other slides to indicate that they are also present there. However, in the editor, they appear faded because their animations are not triggered on those slides.
Hello,
I imported the slider called Architecture. So far so good.
I want to use this one and in the end I want a slider with 15 slides and all slides should look like the first one.
Sadly I can't find a solution to add the static layers because there is no "global" or "static" slide. For example: After downloading the slider I want to edit the second slide. But layers like "white border" are static layers and I can't edit it individually. So I have to edit the static layer but I can't find it
Best and thanks, Peter
Hi Peter,
Static layers can be edited on the slide where they first appear — in this case, that’s the very first slide of the “Architecture” project.
If you scroll down in the Transition sidebar when selecting a layer (like the “white border”), you’ll find the options to control on which slide(s) the layer remains visible and when it disappears.
This allows you to decide exactly how long a static layer stays on screen or if it should remain visible throughout all slides.
(Screenshot attached for reference.)
Attached files: Screenshot 2025-10-10 at 20.10.11.png
Best Regards,
George | Kreatura Dev Team
Hey George,
OK, this makes sense even this feature is a little bit hidden. Thanks for that.
But then I'm wondering why the white frame called "Static White Border" is white on the first slide but blurry on slide 2 and 3.
I just wanna have 15 slides with a unique description but otherwise identical to slide one of this presentation.
Best and thanks, Peter
Hi Peter,
Static layers are displayed this way on other slides to indicate that they are also present there. However, in the editor, they appear faded because their animations are not triggered on those slides.
Best Regards,
George | Kreatura Dev Team
Thanks a lot for your help George.
Last question: If I create a slider I can see a progress bar above indicating how long the shown slide will appear.
I'm wondering if I can change the color of this progress bar. Currently it's grey - I guess the color code is something like #a2a2a2.
Can I change the color of the bar and if yes, where?
Thanks a lot!
Hello Peter,
You can change the color of the progress bar, but it requires a small workaround:
In your Project Settings, make sure the Bar Timer option is enabled.
Then, outside the editor, go to the LayerSlider Dashboard and open the CSS Editor.
Add a custom CSS code, for example:
.ls-bar-timer { opacity: 1; background-color: red; height: 10px; }This example makes the progress bar red and sets its height to 10px, but you can adjust these values as you like.
I’ve attached screenshots to help you find the correct settings.
If you need any help customizing it further, just let me know!
Attached files: custom-css-code.png
enable-bar-timer.png
open-layerslider-open-css-editor.png
Best Regards,
George | Kreatura Dev Team
EDIT: Found the solution! Simple with
border: none;
Thanks a lot George. This code helped already.
Sadly I have seen that there is still a grey-ish bar under the red process bar. I attach a photo that I can illustrate the "border"
Best and thanks, Peter
Attached files: Photo.jpg