Global Settings

The Global Settings section are where you can adjust default plugin settings.

Scroll to the bottom of the page for a detailed explanation of each option.

1. View Plugin Permission

   Choose what level users can view and edit the plugin. Options are "Admin", "Admin & Editor", and "Admin, Editor & Author"

2. Include RevSlider libraries globally

   ON - Load CSS and JS Files site-wide.
   Off - CSS and JS Files will be only loaded on Pages that include the slider as a shortcode.

3. Pages to include RevSlider libraries

   If #2 above is set to off, you can also list a set of specific pages that should load the CSS and JS files.
   Example: page ID's "2,3,5" - or "homepage,3,4"

4. Insert JavaScript Into Footer

   Often resolves conflicts that can sometimes occur depending on the site's combination of plugins/theme.

5. Defer JavaScript Loading

   JavaScript files will be loaded asynchronously to maximize page loading speed. Also helps to resolve certain plugin/theme conflicts.

6. Enable Markup Export option

   Build your sliders in a WordPress environment, and then export your sliders for usage in a non-WordPress website.

7. Font Loading URL

   Overrides the Google Font's default url loaded. Useful for parts fo the workd where Google is blocked.
   Example Usage: https://fonts.useso.com/css?family=

8. Default Grid Sizes

   Define the default Grid Sizes for devices for Desktop, Tablet and Mobile

9. Enable Notifications

   Enable/Disable ThemePunch Notifications in the Admin Notice bar.

10. Enable Logs

    Enable console logs for debugging.

11. Enable Missing Activation Area

    Enable the "Purchase Code Registration" section in cases where the currently installed theme has disabled this section.

12. Run Slider Revolution database creation

    Useful for fixing issues where database errors may have occured.