Slider

This banner widget will allow you to display your content in an endless carousel. Choose between the different display options to adjust the cards to your Doc. Making your content even more engaging!

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What is a slider widget?

A slider widget displays a rotating set of content, allowing your audience to swipe or scroll through full-width slides. This makes it ideal for showcasing multiple high-impact visuals or calls to action in a single, engaging block.

By default, each slide contains a background image, text, and a button. Unlike the carousel widget, the slider widget can loop infinitely and includes a dot navigation at the bottom, making it especially useful for immersive, image-led storytelling.

Types of Clouds

The classification of clouds (like cumulus, stratus, cirrus) based on shape and altitude.

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Cloud Formation

How clouds are created through the condensation of water vapor in the atmosphere.

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Clouds and Weather Prediction

How different cloud types can signal upcoming weather conditions.

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Add a full-width slider to your page and let your audience scroll through slides, making your visuals more interactive and engaging.

How Lightning Forms

Lightning occurs when electrical charges build up in clouds and discharge to the ground or between clouds.

Types of Lightning

Includes cloud-to-ground, cloud-to-cloud, and intra-cloud lightning, each with distinct paths and effects.

Lightning Safety

Guidelines for staying safe during storms, like avoiding open fields, tall objects, and metal structures.

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How Lightning Forms

Lightning occurs when electrical charges build up in clouds and discharge to the ground or between clouds.

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How Lightning Forms

Lightning occurs when electrical charges build up in clouds and discharge to the ground or between clouds.

Click here

Types of Lightning

Includes cloud-to-ground, cloud-to-cloud, and intra-cloud lightning, each with distinct paths and effects.

Click here

Lightning Safety

Guidelines for staying safe during storms, like avoiding open fields, tall objects, and metal structures.

Click here