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title: "Enabling Carousel Mode & Setting Slides to Show/Scroll"
description: With Carousel Mode, your slides can move continuously and create a more dynamic user experience. You can also control how many slides appear on the screen and how many move at a time. This helps you design sliders that match…
url: "https://sliderberg.com/docs/enabling-carousel-mode-and-setting-slides-to-show-scroll/"
updated: "2026-04-11"
category: "Carousel & Responsive Layout"
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# Enabling Carousel Mode & Setting Slides to Show/Scroll

With Carousel Mode, your slides can move continuously and create a more dynamic user experience. You can also control how many slides appear on the screen and how many move at a time. This helps you design sliders that match your content and layout perfectly.

Let's explore how to enable the course mode in the Sliderberg block.

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## Step 1: Go to the Settings Tab of the Sliderberg Block

Select the entire Sliderberg block by clicking its icon on the toolbar. Then, go to the settings tab on the right sidebar.

![Select the Entire Sliderberg Block](https://sliderberg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Select-the-Entire-Sliderberg-Block.webp)

## Step 2: Enable the Carousel Mode

By scrolling down the settings tab, come to the Carousel Settings. **Toggle on** to activate the **'Enable Carousel Mode**'.

![Find the Carousel settings](https://sliderberg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Find-the-Carousel-settings.webp)

Once the carousel mode is enabled, you'll see the block's layout get changed.

![Carousel enabled](https://sliderberg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Carousel-enabled.webp)

## Step 3: Configure the Settings of the Carousel Mode

From the **Slides to Show** option, you can set the number of slides you want to show on the layout.

![Configure the Settings of the Carousel Mode](https://sliderberg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Configure-the-Settings-of-the-Carousel-Mode.webp)

## Conclusion

Use Carousel Mode with care to keep your slider smooth and easy to follow. Show a clear number of slides and avoid too fast scrolling. Keep spacing clean and test on all devices. This helps you create a simple, user-friendly, and engaging slider experience.