Sliders is packed with options, giving you control over how the sliders look and behave. Here is the full list of the options you can find in the Sliders system plugin settings:

Styling

Load Stylesheet Select to load the extensions stylesheet. You can disable this if you place all your own styles in some other stylesheet, like the templates stylesheet.
Main Class Optionally add extra class names to the main Sliders container.

Behaviour PRO

Mode

Select whether the sliders should change on mouse click or hover.
Can be overruled with mode="...".
Options: Click, Hover
Slide Speed The speed of the slide effect in milliseconds. Set to 0 for no effect.
Default: 350
First Slider Set the default state of the first slider.
Can be overruled with open="...".
Options: Opened, Closed

Scroll to Top PRO

Scroll to Top

If selected, the window will scroll to the top of the first slider when a slider is opened.
When 'To Slider' is selected, it will scroll to the top of the actual active slider.
Options: No, Yes, To Slider
Scroll on Links If selected, the window will scroll to the top of the slider when a slider is opened via a link.
Scroll by URL If selected, the window will scroll to the top of the slider when a slider is opened via the URL. You can overrule this option by adding a minus (-) to the end of the slider name in the URL.

If not selected, you can overrule this and make the page scroll by adding a plus (+) to the end of the slider name in the URL.
Scroll offset The scroll offset in pixels. If this is set to a negative number, the browser will scroll to a point above the slider. This can be useful when your website has a floating top menu.

Editor Button Options

Button Text This text will be shown in the Editor Button.
Enable in frontend If enabled, it will also be available in the frontend.
Use Simple Button Select to use a simple insert button, that simply inserts some example syntax into the editor.
Maximum number of Sliders Set the maximum number of sliders shown in the editor button popup window. Increasing this number can cause that window to take longer to load.
Options: 5, 10, 20, 30
Use Custom Code When Using "Simple Button":
If selected, the Editor Button will insert the given custom code instead.
Custom Code When Using "Simple Button":
Enter the code the Editor Button should insert into the content (instead of the default code).

Tag Syntax

Opening Tag The word used for the opening tags for sliders.
By default this is 'slider'. So an opening tag looks like:
{slider title="My Slider Title"}

You can change the word if you are using another plugin that uses this tag syntax.
Closing Tag The word used for the closing tag for sliders.
By default this is 'sliders'. So an closing tag looks like:
{/sliders}

You can change the word if you are using another plugin that uses this tag syntax.
Tag Characters The surrounding characters of the tag syntax.
Note: If you change this, all existing tags will not work anymore.
Options: {...}, [...], {{...}}, [[...]], [:...:], [%...%]

Advanced

Output Title Tag Select to output the title tag. These tags will be hidden when the tabs are generated, but will be visible on pages where the sliders are not handled (like on browsers that do not support javascript).
Title tag This is the tag type used for the slider titles. These tags will be hidden when the sliders are generated, but will be visible on pages where the sliders are not handled (like on the print page or on browsers that do not support javascript).

Can be overridden with the title_tag="..." attribute in the {slider} tag.
Use Hash If selected, the active slider can be set via the hash fragment in the URL (#my-slider-title) and will be added to the URL when a slider is activated
Reload Iframes Select to make the iframes reload the first time the slider it is in gets activated. Only use this when you have iframes that cause issues when loaded in closed sliders.
Initialise Delay Set the delay in milliseconds to initialise the Sliders script after pageload. You can use this to make Sliders initialise after other scripts that may require this to function.
Use Cookies If selected, the active sliders will be stored in the cookies and will remain active when page is revisited.
Save Cookies If selected, the active sliders will be stored in the cookies. Enable this if you want to use this information in other custom scripts.
Disable on Components Select in which frontend components NOT to enable the use of this extension.
Remove in Disabled Components If selected, the plugin syntax will get removed from the component. If not, the original plugins syntax will remain intact.
Enable in administrator If enabled, the plugin will also work in the administrator side of the website.

Normally you will not need this. And it can cause unwanted effects, like slowing down the administrator and the plugin tags being handled in areas you don't want it.
Place HTML comments By default HTML comments are placed around the output of this extension.
These comments can help you troubleshoot when you don't get the output you expect.
If you prefer to not have these comments in your HTML output, turn this option off.
Use Media Versioning Select to add the extension version number to the end of media (js/css) urls, to make browsers force load the correct file.
Load Bootstrap Framework Disable to not initiate the Bootstrap Framework.
Sliders needs the Bootstrap Framework to function. Make sure your template or other extensions load the necessary scripts to replace the required functionality.