Soliloquy CSS Addon

Soliloquy CSS Addon lets you add your own custom CSS to individual Soliloquy sliders, so you can style and animate each slider without editing theme files.

Version2.2.3
Last UpdatedJuly 31, 2026
TypeWordPress Plugin
LicenseGPL v2 or later
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Description

Soliloquy CSS Addon is a utility addon for Soliloquy sliders that gives you a place to enter custom CSS for each slider. Once it is activated, a CSS box appears under the slider's Misc tab, where you can write your own styles. This lets you tailor the look of specific sliders instead of changing your theme files.

Key Features

  • Custom CSS per slider – You can place your own CSS into each individual slider, so different sliders can have their own styling.
  • CSS box in Misc tab – After activation, a CSS box shows up under the Misc tab of your slider for entering styles.
  • Styling help in UI – Guidance on how to style your Soliloquy slider is provided directly in the plugin interface.
  • Works with slider templates – Alongside the pre-made slider templates, the addon lets you apply your own custom CSS styles.
  • No theme file edits – You can apply custom styles and visual effects to sliders without modifying your theme files.

Who Is It For

This addon is for WordPress site owners and developers already using Soliloquy sliders who want to adjust the appearance of specific sliders with their own CSS. It suits anyone who prefers adding styles through the slider settings rather than editing theme files.