jQuery Slideshow

Table of contents

• Examples
• Features
• Install
• Usage
• API

Examples

• Slideshow (minimal)
• Slideshow with data from json
• Slideshow with preloading of image
• Slideshow with text tabs
• Slideshow as sliding thumb nails
• with multiple visible slides
• Hidden slideshow (debug)

Features

• Supports responsive layouts and touch devices
• Supports any type of content (HTML, images, videos, etc.)
• Ability to easily modify look and feel via HTML and CSS changes
• Navigational text tabs can be added in markup
• Ability to display multiple slides
• Options to enable/disable endless looping and/or autoplay
• Supports custom easing via jquery easing plugin
• Support for json

Install

You can install slideshow in your project using npm and the github endpoint:

npm install https://github.com/smohadjer/jquery.slideshow.git 

This will install latest released version of slideshow in the node_modules directory. Within node_modules/jquery.slideshow/dist/ you will find an slideshow.js and slideshow.css which are required for using jquery.slideshow in your project.

Usage

Step 1: Link required files

<!-- jQuery library from CDN  --> <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.1.min.js"></script>  <link href="css/slideshow.css" rel="stylesheet" /> <script src="js/slideshow.js"></script>

Step 2: Create HTML markup

<div id="mySlideshow" class="slideshow"> 	<div class="wrapper"> 		<div class="slides"> 			<div class="slide"> 				<img src="http://lorempixel.com/640/360/abstract/1/" /> 			</div> 			<div class="slide"> 				<img src="http://lorempixel.com/640/360/abstract/2/" /> 			</div> 			<div class="slide"> 				<img src="http://lorempixel.com/640/360/abstract/3/" /> 			</div> 		</div> 		<span class="next"><img src="../img/next4.png" alt="Next" /></span> 		<span class="prev"><img src="../img/prev4.png" alt="Previous" /></span> 	</div> 	<div class="slideTabs"></div> </div>

Step 3: initialize the slideshow

$(document).ready(function(){ 	var slideshow = new Slideshow({ 		id: 'mySlideshow' 	}); });

API

Options

• autoplay: false [true]
• autoplay_start_delay: 0 time in miliseconds that it takes for autoplay to start
• callback: function() {} a function that runs when slide buttons are clicked.
• displayTime: ms is used only when autoplay is set to true and indicates the amount of time a slide stays on screen
• easing: "swing" ["easeOutCubic", "easeOutQuart", "easeOutQuad", ...], using jquery.easing.1.3.js
• id: id of slideshow container (a required parameter)
• isInitialized: false becomes true after slideshow has initialized
• json: URL URL for json can also be set using data-json attribute on div.slideshow in markup
• loader_image: "img/loader.gif" path to image to be used as loader
• loop: true [false]
• multiple_slides: true [false] set to true when more than one slide should be visible
• preload_images: false [true] Set this to true if you have not specified a width for div.slide in CSS. This parameter relies on jquery.imagesloaded.js plugin.
• startingSlideId: null id of slide that should be used as starting slide
• startingSlideNumber: 1, number of slide that should be used as starting slide
• slide_margin_right: 0 [integer] indicates the amount of right margin in percentage relative to width of div.wrapper when multiple slides are displayed and slideshow has variable width. This helps javascript to calculate the width of each slide.
• transition_delay: 500 is in miliseconds and is the amount of time it takes for a slide to move to view, so the higher the value, the slower the animation would be.
• variableHeight: false [true], if true, slideshow's height is calculated dynamically
• visibleSlidesCount: 1 [integer], if slideshow shows multiple slides simultanously, use this parameter to indicate how many slides are displayed at a time

Methods

slideNumber(num): If this method is called without argument it returns current slide number, otherwise it moves to slide corresponding to argument.