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# How can I customize my Nav slider and add features like autoplay, loop, etc?

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How can I customize my Nav slider and add features like autoplay, loop, etc — a walkthrough in the Nav editor
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{% stepper %}
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### Click on the slider you want to further customize

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### Click "Style"

<figure><img src="/files/4yHyvyc852LHY3zg4BHg" alt="How can I customize my Nav slider and add features like autoplay, loop, etc? — step 2"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
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{% step %}

### Select the slider settings based on the properties available

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{% step %}

### Tip! If you wish the slider to have the smooth scroll appearance of a marquee, use the settings below:

1. Enable autoplay
2. Set autoplay delay to 0ms
3. Set transition to linear
4. Set transition speed to a high number like 2000ms (this will allow you to control the speed of the slides going by)
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