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touch-slider

v2.0.2

Published

A very simple jQuery slider with callback support

Downloads

5

Readme

Touch Slider

Features

  1. Swipe or change slide by pressing the next/previous buttons
  2. Markers below the slider show which slide is active*
  3. Fully responsive + flexible, no reliance on JavaScript to resize
  4. GPU accelerated where available (i.e. CSS Translate/Transition)
  5. Optionally provide a callback to run after each transition

* e.g. Styled as the little dots, iOS-style

By default, the slider has a three-second delay, then you'll get a wait time of five seconds per slide and a 400ms transition time.

Customise as you like!

Browser support

For modern browsers (e.g. Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera), Touch Slider uses super smooth GPU-accelerated CSS Translate + Transition. Where support isn't available (e.g. IE7, IE8) jQuery animations are used instead.

Touch sliding

Touching to move slide (either flicking or following your finger) is available in Android 2.2+, iOS 5.1+, IE10+

Configuring the script

Starting the slider (as shown in launcher.js):

new TouchSlider({ slider: '.slider' }).init();

Adjusting how many slides to step by when moving next/prev

new TouchSlider({ slider: '.slider', step: 2 }).init();

Alternatively, set a callback to run after each transition:

new TouchSlider({ slider: '.slider' }, function(event) { /* Do something */ }).init();

Alternatively, set a callback to run before and after each transition:

new TouchSlider({ slider: '.slider' }, function(event) { /* After transition */ }, function(event) { /* Before transition */ }).init();

Alternatively, override the default configuration:

new TouchSlider({ slider: '.slider', delay: 3000, interval: 5000, time: 600, canLoop: true, isManual: false }).init();

…or override timings of an already-running slider:

var slider = new TouchSlider({ slider: '.slider' });

slider.init();
slider.updateConfig({ delay: 3000, interval: 5000, time: 600 });

CommonJS

Instead, Touch Slider can be installed via npm install touch-slider and used as a module:

var slider = new (require('touch-slider'))({ slider: '.slider' });

slider.init();
slider.updateConfig({ delay: 3000, interval: 5000, time: 600 });