jquery-aslider

slider plugin for jQuery, supports CSS animations and grid transitions. Demo

Features

• Supports CSS transitions as well as jQuery animations (which ideally should be used only as a fallback)
• Supports grid (vertical, horizontal and diagonal) transitions. It calculates what row and column an item is on when transitioning to it.
• Plays nice with responsive designs. It doesn't add any CSS to make the elements responsive but doesn't interfere with those styles either.
• Supports items (pages) of unequal sizes. This is especially nice for vertical sliders.
• Provides an API for you to programmatically initiate transitioning to an item, for instance for adding touch support.
• Does not add unnecessary CSS to the elements, besides transform, left and top properties which are required for the transitioning.
• Has built in support for up, down, left, right, previous, next, first and last buttons (even their disabled states).
• Has built in support for keyboard navigation using the arrow keys.
• Supports before and after-slide callbacks.

Installation

Install with bower:

bower install jquery-aslider

Or with npm:

npm install jquery-aslider

Or simply download the latest release.

Usage

First, include jQuery and jquery-aslider on your page. Then to create a slider:

HTML:

<div class="slider">
    <ul>
        <li>one</li>
        <li>two</li>
        <li>three</li>
    </ul>
</div>

CSS:

.slider {
    position: relative; /* 1 */
    overflow: hidden; /* 1 */
}

.slider ul {
    position: absolute; /* 1 */
    width: 300%; /* 2 */
    list-style: none; /* 3 */
    margin: 0; /* 3 */
    padding: 0; /* 3 */
}

.slider li {
    float: left; /* 3 */
    width: 33.33%; /* 2 */
}

.slider li:nth-child(odd) { background: #F6F4F0; } /* 3 */
.slider li:nth-child(even) { background: #cdcdcd; } /* 3 */

1 - required, 2 - make it responsive, 3 - aesthetics

JavaScript:

$('.slider').aslider();

Documentation

Have a look at the docs for all the configuration options, API methods and examples. For more examples, also have a look at the example or view the source on the demo site.

License

The MIT License

Contributing

Fork, update and submit a pull request.