# Editing slider

Whether you have created [***NEW SLIDER***](https://app.gitbook.com/@transitions-slider/s/transition-slider/new-slider) or used [***SLIDER TEMPLATES***](https://app.gitbook.com/@transitions-slider/s/transition-slider/slider-templates) (see [***Start*** ](https://app.gitbook.com/@transitions-slider/s/transition-slider/start)chapter), next step is to edit slider options.

Go to [***Dashboard*** ](https://app.gitbook.com/@transitions-slider/s/transition-slider/dashboard)and hover with mouse over slider image. 

Click ***EDIT*** to enter the slider and open up it's settings.

![Open slider settings from Dashboard](/files/-MXcC_eczdfWrO007IJv)

That will lead you to ***Slider settings page***. If you look at the "*breadcrumb navigation*" on the top, you'll see exactly where you at (for example: `Dashboard > Slider > Slide 1`).

![Slider navigation](/files/-MXh44Dh8F4nX06lr2Fu)

On ***Slider settings page*** you'll see menu on the left side (***Slider settings***). Navigate through menu to edit global slider options like navigation arrows, pagination type, sizes for devices, preloader, etc.

***Slider settings*** - global settings for slider.

***Slide settings*** - settings for certain slide.

![Slider / Slide settings page](/files/-MXh1eN4HGkMOoQDx3y3)


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