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1. Class, ID & Custom Fields

For advanced usage, you can add a special class name (1), ID attribute (2), or additional attribute (3) to the HTML list element that represents the slide.
.rev_slider .tp-caption a {color: #FF0000}
For example, if you wanted to style hyperlinks for one slide differently from another, you could write some default CSS:
.rev_slider .tp-caption a {color: #FF0000}
.. and then add a class name of “second-slide” in the “Link & SEO” section, which would allow you to adjust the default CSS above for an individual slide:
.rev_slider li.second-slide .tp-caption a {color: #0000FF}
2. Slide Link

1. Enable Link
Options are “Enable” (add a link to the entire slide), and “Disable” (no master slide link).
2.1 Link Type: Regular
Slide Link
Add a url to one of your site’s pages or an external website.
Special Note

Link Target
Options are “Same Window” or “New Window” (i.e. new tab).
Link Sensibility
Front:
Slide’s hyperlink will be placed on top of the slide’s content layers (only a good option when additional content layers are not hyperlinked).
Back:
Slide’s hyperlink will be placed behind the slide’s content layers, allowing for additional hyperlinked content layers.

2.2 Link Type: To Slide
Link To Slide
Options are “Next Slide”, “Previous Slide” or a specific slide number.
You can also choose “Scroll Below Slider”, which will scroll the page to additional content beneath the slider when the slide is clicked.
Link Sensibility
Front:
Slide’s hyperlink will be placed on top of the slide’s content layers (only a good option when additional content layers are not hyperlinked).
Back:
Slide’s hyperlink will be placed behind the slide’s content layers, allowing for additional hyperlinked content layers.
