MvCarousel makes adding interactive carousels to any page of your Miva Merchant storefront fast and simple.

• Integrate impressive custom carousel displays throughout your Miva 5 store quickly and without the need for learning JavaScript.
• Each carousel is independently configurable allowing the merchant to specify which data fields are displayed, sort order, and more.
• Perfect for the online store that wants to show an unlimited number of products on its homepage without forcing the customer to scroll!
• Mix products and categories together in a single carousel that's easy to deploy and manage.
• Take advantage of extended features such as Auto-Scroll to bring your carousels to life.

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Q: How much customization is there with the pictures in the carousel? Are they pulled from product thumbnails, or could I make each image for each item?

A: Within the template which will display the carousel, a foreach loop is used similar to how products may be displayed on your typical Miva category page. Within the foreach loop, several tokens are available for each product being displayed. Typically, the product's thumbnail is displayed using the token: &mvt:item:thumbnail; however you can configure each carousel to pull a specific custom product field for all its products. The value of this custom product field can be accessed by the template using the token: &mvt:item:cpf; . So you could create a custom product field called 'Carousel Image', populate it with the path to the image you would like to represent that product in the carousel, configure the carousel to pull that custom product field, and then update your carousel template with something like: Within the template which will display the carousel, a foreach loop is used similar to how products may be displayed on your typical Miva category page. Within the foreach loop, several tokens are available for each product being displayed. Typically, the product's thumbnail is displayed using the token: &mvt:item:thumbnail; however you can configure each carousel to pull a specific custom product field for all its products. The value of this custom product field can be accessed by the template using the token: &mvt:item:cpf; . So you could create a custom product field called 'Carousel Image', populate it with the path to the image you would like to represent that product in the carousel, configure the carousel to pull that custom product field, and then update your carousel template with something like: <img src="&mvt:item:cpf;" />

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