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Slider styles

The buttons will take their place due to absolute positioning relative to the container.slider-box

Slider-box( position : relative ; width : 320px ; height : 210px ; overflow : hidden ; ) .slider( position : relative ; width : 10000px ; height : 210px ; ) .slider img( float : left ; ) .slider-box .prev , .slider-box .next( position : absolute ; top : 100px ; display : block ; width : 29px ; height : 29px ; cursor : pointer ; ) .slider-box .prev( left : 10px ; background : url ( ../images/slider_controls.png ) no-repeat 0 0 ; ) .slider-box .next( right : 10px ; background : url (../images/slider_controls.png ) no-repeat -29px 0 ; )

Script

The slider scrolls automatically. By default, the movement goes from left to right, but if necessary, you can change the direction of its movement using the course variable. When the value of the variable changes from 1 to -1, the direction of movement of the slider will change.

Images in the slider should not change when the cursor is within the slider. Why is this being done? It's simple. If the mouse cursor is located on the slider, it means that the site visitor is interested in its content. At this time, you should not change slides automatically.

$(function () ( var slider = $(".slider" ) , sliderContent = slider.html () , // Slider content slideWidth = $(".slider-box" ) .outerWidth() , // Slider width slideCount = $(".slider img" ) .length , // Number of slides prev = $(".slider-box .prev" ) , // Back button next = $(".slider-box .next" ) , // Forward button sliderInterval = 3300 , // Slide change interval animateTime = 1000 , // Slide change time course = 1, // Direction of slider movement (1 or -1) margin = - slideWidth; // Initial slide offset$(".slider img:last" ) .clone () .prependTo (".slider" ) ; // A copy of the last slide is placed at the beginning.$(".slider img" ) .eq (1) .clone () .appendTo (".slider" ) ; // A copy of the first slide is placed at the end.$(".slider" ) .css ("margin-left" , - slideWidth) ; // Container.slider is shifted to the left by the width of one slide. function nextSlide() ( // The animation() function is launched to change slides. interval = window.setInterval(animate, sliderInterval) ; ) function animate() ( if (margin==- slideCount* slideWidth- slideWidth) ( // If the slider has reached the end slider.css (( "marginLeft" :- slideWidth) ) ; // then block.slider returns to its initial position margin=- slideWidth* 2 ; ) else if (margin== 0 && course==- 1 ) ( // If the slider is at the beginning and the back button is pressed slider.css (( "marginLeft" :- slideWidth* slideCount) ) ; // then the block.slider moves to the final position margin=- slideWidth* slideCount+ slideWidth; ) else ( // If the conditions above do not work, margin = margin - slideWidth* (course) ; // the margin value is set to show the next slide) slider.animate (( "marginLeft" : margin) , animateTime) ; // Block.slider is shifted to the left by 1 slide.) function sliderStop() ( // Function that stops the slider window.clearInterval(interval); ) prev.click (function () ( // Back button pressed var course2 = course; course = - 1 ; animate() ; // Call the animate() function course = course2 ; ) ) ; next.click(function()( // Back button pressed if (slider.is (":animated" ) ) ( return false ; ) // If no animation occurs var course2 = course; // Temporary variable to store the course value course = 1 ; // Sets the direction of the slider from right to left animate() ; // Call the animate() function course = course2 ; // The course variable takes on its original value) ) ; slider.add(next).add(prev).hover(function()( // If the mouse cursor is within the slider sliderStop() ; // The sliderStop() function is called to pause the slider) , nextSlide) ; // When the cursor leaves the slider, the animation resumes. nextSlide() ; // Call nextSlide() function } ) ;

The result is a slider with forward and back buttons.

Time does not stand still and with it progress. This also affected the Internet. You can already see how the appearance of websites is changing, and adaptive design is especially popular. In this regard, adaptive sliders for the site have become very popular and relevant. Quite a few new ones have appeared adaptive jquery sliders, galleries and carousels.

If you want to install universal slider or carousel you can go to your website by

Sliders for the site

1. Responsive Horizontal Posts Slider

Adaptive horizontal carousel with detailed installation instructions. It is made in a simple style, but you can style it to suit yourself.

2. Slider on Glide.js

This slider is suitable for any website. It uses open source Glide.js. The slider colors can be easily changed.

Adaptive sliders for a website with content. The highlight of this slider is the 3D effect of the images, as well as different animations of random appearance.

4. Slider using HTML5 canvas

A very beautiful and impressive slider with interactive particles. It was made using HTML5 canvas,

5. Image Morphing Slider

Slider with morphing effect. In this example, the slider is well suited for the portfolio of a web developer or web studio in the form of a portfolio.

6. Circular slider

Slider in the form of a circle with the effect of flipping the image.

7. Slider with blurred background

Adaptive slider with switching and background blur.

8. Responsive fashion slider

Simple, lightweight and responsive website slider.

9. Slicebox - jQuery 3D image slider(UPDATED)

Updated version of Slicebox slider with fixes and new features.

JQuery plugin to create a flexible image grid that will switch shots using different animations and timings.

Sliders for the site, part two.

11.Flex slider

A universal free plugin for your website. This plugin comes in several slider and carousel options.

12. Photo frame

Fotoramais a universal plugin. It has many settings. Everything works quickly and easily, and you can also view slides in full screen. The slider can be used both in a fixed size and adaptive, with or without thumbnails, with or without circular scrolling, and much more. Using a photo frame, you can create interesting adaptive sliders for your website.

P.S.I installed the slider several times and I think that it is one of the best

13. Free and adaptive 3D slider gallery with thumbnails.

Experimental gallery slider 3DPanelLayout with a grid and interesting animation effects.

14. Slider on css3

The adaptive slider is made using css3 with smooth appearance of content and light animation.

is an image slider with stunning visual effects and animations.

17. Elastic

Elastic slider with full responsiveness and slide thumbnails.

18. Slit

This is a full screen responsive slider using css3 animation. The slider is made in two versions and the animation is made quite unusual.

19. Adaptive photo gallery plus

A simple free gallery slider with image loading.

20. Responsive Slider for WordPress

Responsive and free slider for WP.

21. Parallax Content Slider

Slider with parallax effect and control of each element using CSS3.

22. Slider with music link

Slider with using JPlayer open source code. This slider resembles a presentation with music.

Sliders for the site, part three.

23. Slider with jmpress.js

The adaptive slider is based on jmpress.js and will therefore allow you to use some interesting 3D effects on your slides.

24. Fast Hover Slideshow

Slide show with quick slide switching. Slides switch on hover.

Image accordion using css3.

This is a responsive gallery that is optimized for touch devices.

29.Image Montage with jQuery

Automatically arrange images depending on screen width. A very useful and interesting thing when developing a portfolio website.

33. Multi-level photo map.

This is a multi-level map - an image gallery allows you to show images associated with their location. It is based on google maps. The right side shows a thumbnail of the image which can be viewed in a light box when you click on it.

34. Full screen gallery with thumbnails

Adaptive slider gallery with thumbnail and slide description.

Sliders for the site are constantly updated and their number is increasing every day. If you have your favorite sliders or perhaps you didn’t find what you were looking for then write in the comments and I will try to help you.

From the author: Despite rumors about the supposed “death” of the part of web pages visible without scrolling, the need for a good slider has not disappeared. Let's be honest for a second - sliders are fun. In addition, nothing else, unlike moving content, causes a “wow” effect in the user. All sliders are a set of several slides that replace each other, and it is extremely important that the slider code is as light as possible. It is in such cases that jQuery will help us.

Take a look at the 20 jQuery sliders from Envato Market and you'll realize that there are sliders that are more than just a block of images that flow smoothly through them.

1. RoyalSlider – Touchscreen image gallery using jQuery

Nowadays, a responsive slider that is also touchscreen-friendly means a lot more than before. RoyalSlider combines both features: responsiveness and touch screen functionality. A good choice since the gallery is written in HTML5 and CSS3.

Several interesting features:

How to create a website yourself?

SEO optimization

Highly customizable

More than 10 starter templates

There is a fallback for CSS3 transitions

In my opinion, the coolest feature is the “modular script architecture”, which allows you to exclude unnecessary things from the main JS file, thereby reducing weight. RoyalSlider, a touchscreen image gallery in JQuery, is a robust JavaScript slider that should add to any developer's toolkit.

2. Slider Revolution responsive jQuery plugin

It's not that easy to do something "revolutionary" with a slider. When it comes to sliders, there are so many features you can add to them. However, Slider Revolution is a really good try. Among jQuery sliders, this instance meets all your possible requirements.

The list of slider features is so large, so I will list only the very best:

Parallax effect and custom animation

Unlimited number of layers and slides with links

ready to use, deeply customizable styles

and much more

The ability to add an image, embedded video player, and social media links makes Slider Revolution one of the most flexible and customizable options on the web.

3. LayerSlider adaptive jQuery slider plugin

The name “LayerSlider adaptive jQuery slider plugin” cannot truly evaluate this slider.
200+ 2D and 3D transitions between slides will turn anyone's head.

A couple of notable features:

13 skins and 3 menu types

Ability to place a fixed image on top of the slider

And jQuery fallback

And much more

As with the previous slider, you can add almost any content, even HTML5 resident multimedia content. LayerSlider brings sliders to life and is very pretty.

4. jQuery Banner Rotator/Slideshow

jQuery Banner Rotator / Slideshow is a fairly simple slider that does not sacrifice the main functionality.

Possibilities:

Tooltips, text inserts, etc.

Previews and various options for viewing components

Timer with delay for one slider or all

Multiple transitions for all slides or different transitions for each individually

jQuery Banner Rotator / Slideshow, compared to other JQuery sliders, has only basic capabilities, but you should not forget about it.

5. All In One Slider – Responsive jQuery slider plugin

Any slider that appears on the Internet has its own unique vision and solves any problems in its field. But not this one. All In One Slider can be called “all inclusive”.

I think most web developers and designers have a proven solution, but they are always looking for something new. And this “something new” includes:

Banner rotator

Banner with preview

Banner with playlist

Content Slider

Carousel

All slider types support most, if not all, of the functionality required by jQuery sliders. Will All In One Slider be your all-inclusive?

6. UnoSlider – Adaptive touchscreen slider

If your slider is not responsive and doesn't support touch screens, then you have the wrong slider. UnoSlider is correct.

This slider has found its place in the sun between simplicity and a rich set of functions. Functions:

Theme support

12 ready-made themes

40 transitions

IE6+ support

All features with an emphasis on design and style, making UnoSlider an excellent content slider with the ability to add themes.

7. Master Slider - jQuery touchscreen slider

Looking for “one jQuery slider to rule them all”? Try Master Slider – JQuery touchscreen slider for different screen sizes...

When it comes to good design, this example is one of the best:

More than 25 templates

Hardware accelerated transitions

Touch and swipe support

And much more

Interactive transitions, animated layers and hotspots will definitely grab your attention. Master Slider is a work of art.

8. TouchCarousel - jQuery content scroller and slider

TouchCarousel offers free support and updates. However, that's not all the features of this lightweight jQuery carousel slider.

If the word “touch” is in the name, you can guess that the slider is fully adaptive and supports touches. Other features:

SEO optimization

Smart autoplay

CSS3 transitions with hardware acceleration

Customizable UI and 4 skins for Photoshop

TouchCarousel, due to its unique physical slide scrolling, takes mobile experiences to a whole new level.

9. Advanced Slider - jQuery XML slider

jQuery sliders can be used not only on websites. They can also be useful in web applications. Advanced Slider allows you to do this.

With HTML or XML markup, this advanced slider makes a lasting impression:

Animated layers and smart video

100+ transitions and 150+ custom properties

15 slider skins, 7 scrollbar skins and built-in lightbox support

Keyboard navigation, touch support and full customization

And much more

However, the best feature is Advanced Slider - jQuery XML Slider API, making it an ideal slider option for your web application.

10. jQuery Slider Zoom In/Out Effect Fully Responsive

One of those jQuery sliders that will make you watch a demo before you start reading about its features. You just want to understand what this “zoom in/out effect” means.

The zoom effect is quite weak, but it adds a sense of control and real touch to the image while the rest of the slider is static. Special features of the slider:

CSS3 layer transitions

Animation end option for layers

Fixed width, full screen and full width options

Animated text with HTML and CSS formatting

Most sliders try to incorporate as many effects as possible, but jQuery Slider Zoom In/Out Effect Fully Responsive only has the Ken Burns effect, but it is well implemented.

11. jQuery Carousel Evolution

Like the aforementioned Advanced Slider - jQuery XML Slider, jQuery Carousel Evolution has its own API that can be used to enhance the functionality or integrate the slider into another project.

How to create a website yourself?

What technologies and knowledge are needed today to create websites on your own? Find out at the intensive!

With images, HTML markup, YouTube and Vimeo videos you will also receive:

SEO optimization

9 carousel styles

Shadow and reflection effects

Image size can be adjusted, both front and back

jQuery Carousel Evolution is a simple carousel with many use cases.

12. Sexy Slider

Sexy Slider is no longer as sexy as before. However, due to its age, this slider is trustworthy.

The slider doesn't look very impressive at first glance, but if you customize it well, it will fit perfectly into your design. Possibilities:

Autoplay slides

Image Captions

Continuous slide playback

6 transition effects

Sexy Slider is waiting for you to unlock its full power and potential.

13. jQuery Image & Content Scroller w/ Lightbox

With all these mobile-friendly designs and touchscreen support, it's nice to see a jQuery slider that hasn't forgotten about desktop computers.

jQuery Image & Content Scroller w/ Lightbox supports keyboard input and mouse wheel, as well as other features:

Horizontal and vertical orientation

Text captions inside or outside the slider

Ability to set a certain number of slides visible at one time

Inline images, Flash, iframe, Ajax and inline content

The slider also has a built-in lightbox. If you wish, in jQuery Image & Content Scroller w/ Lightbox you can not launch the slider itself, but launch the lightbox separately.

14. Translucent – ​​Adaptive banner rotator/slider

Most jQuery sliders have their own design. You can customize it for yourself, but sometimes you just want everything to be inside the slider. We present to you Translucent.

The slider has a lot of presets. You may just need to set certain settings and that's it. Possibilities:

6 different styles

4 transition effects

2 swipe transitions

Customizable buttons and captions

Like the others, this slider is touch-sensitive, responsive, and hardware accelerated. Translucent is a slider with a minimal design that puts the content itself first.

15. FSS - Full Screen Sliding Website Plugin

Do you want to make a full-screen website consisting of slides? Then you need FSS.

In fact, using this JQuery slider it is extremely easy to create a full-screen slider website. Possibilities:

AJAX support

Scrollbar

Deep linking technology support

2 different transition effects

It is also worth paying attention to the keyboard support and the 11-page guide. However, the real impression is the weight of the FSS, only 5Kb.

16. Zozo Accordion – Adaptive touchscreen slider

Another example of a jQuery slider that focuses on styling and does a good job. Zozo Accordion is a must-have for those looking for a good accordion slider with the ability to change styles.

This CSS3 animation beauty also has quite a wide range of features:

Horizontal and vertical accordion

Semantic HTML5 and SEO optimization

Touch, keyboard and WAI-ARIA support

More than 10 skins and 6 layouts

And much more

Zozo Accordion has free support and constant updates, as well as all the features you want in a jQuery accordion.

17. jQuery Responsive OneByOne Slider Plugin

jQuery Responsive OneByOne Slider Plugin is more like a simple animation than a slider. Instead of displaying one slide at a time, this instance fills the screen with slides one step at a time until there is no more space left in the area before moving on to the next slide.

CSS3 animation runs under Animate.css, it is lightweight, consists of several layers and is mobile friendly. Multiple features:

There is also a drag and drop navigation option. jQuery Responsive OneByOne Slider Plugin is powered by Twitter Bootstrap Carousel.

18. Accordionza - jQuery plugin

There is no jQuery slider easier than this. To operate, you need to download only 3Kb of the slider, which makes Accordionza the most lightweight accordion slider.

If you don't like the three styling options, you can tweak the HTML and CSS yourself. Possibilities:

Keyboard navigation

Easy to customize effects and buttons

Progressive enhancement technique - works without JavaScript

Remember that Accordionza can display many variations of mixed content, making it extremely flexible.

19. mightySlider – Responsive multi-purpose slider

MightySlider is a truly powerful slider. It can be used not only as a simple image slider, but also as a full-screen unidirectional slider with menu item navigation. With its help you can make a wonderful one-page website.

Under the hood you will find many options:

Keyboard, mouse and touch support

CSS3 transitions with hardware acceleration

Clean valid markup and SEO optimization

Unlimited number of slides, layers for captions and effects for them

The API is very powerful and developer friendly, which opens up a variety of ways to use it. MightySlider is an excellent, progressive jQuery slider with clean and well-commented code.

20. Parallax Slider - Responsive jQuery plugin

Parallax Slider works like the jQuery Responsive OneByOne Slider Plugin and allows you to animate each layer separately within a single slide. You can animate all slides or even just one by adding parallax animation.

The set includes 4 sliders of different types, all with parallax effect. Like other jQuery sliders, it has:

Fully customizable

Touch support

Fully responsive, unlimited layers

Autoplay, looping, height and width adjustment, and timer

Animated layers aren't just about text or images. You can also add YouTube, Vimeo and HTML5 videos. Parallax Slider is another good example of how you can simulate Flash effects even better than Flash itself, which are also supported on all devices.

Conclusion

It's interesting to see how jQuery sliders have grown from something that simply replaced one image with another into a huge set of creative tools. Now there are 3D, parallax sliders, full-page sliders, adaptive sliders and those that can be viewed on both desktop computers and smartphones.

If you don't like any of the sliders on this list, you can always take the jQuery Code Tutorial on Envato and design something completely new and unique.

Or check out other sliders on Envato Market - there are plenty to choose from. What is your favorite jQuery slider and why?

We need a simple slider with automatic scrolling. Let's get started...

Description of how the slider works.

The slides will be lined up and will scroll after a certain amount of time.

The red frame shows the visible part of the slider.

At the end of the slider you need to duplicate the first slide. This is necessary in order to ensure scrolling from the third slide to the first. You also need to add the last slide to the beginning to be able to scroll backwards from the first slide to the third. Below is shown how the slider works in the forward direction.

When the slider reaches the end, a copy of it from the beginning of the slider is instantly placed in place of the last slide. Then the cycle repeats again. This creates the illusion of an endless slider.

HTML markup

First, let's make a simple slider with automatic scrolling. It requires two containers to operate. The first one will set the size of the visible area of ​​the slider, and the second one is needed to place sliders in it. The slider layout will look like this:

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Slider styles

.slider-box( width : 320px ; height : 210px ; overflow : hidden ; ) .slider( position : relative ; width : 10000px ; height : 210px ; ) .slider img( float : left ; z-index : 0 ; )

Container.slider-box specifies the dimensions of the slider. Using the overflow:hidden property, all elements that are not included in the area inside the element are hidden.

Container.slider is set to a large width. This is necessary so that all the slides fit into the line.

Slides are aligned using the float:left property.

Below is a schematic layout of the slider blocks.

Script

The movement of the slides will be carried out by smoothly changing the margin-left property of the container.slider.

$(function () ( var width= $(".slider-box" ) .width () ; // Slider width. interval = 4000 ; // Slide change interval.$(".slider img:last" ) .clone () .prependTo (".slider" ) ; // A copy of the last slide is placed at the beginning.$().eq(1).clone().appendTo(".slider"); // A copy of the first slide is placed at the end. // Container.slider is shifted to the left by the width of one slide. setInterval("animation()" , interval) ; // The animation() function is launched to change slides.) ) ; function animation() ( var margin = parseInt($(".slider") .css ("marginLeft" ) ) ; // Current block offset.slider width= $(".slider-box" ) .width() , // Slider width. slidersAmount= $(".slider" ) .children () .length ; // Number of slides in the slider. if (margin!= (- width* (slidersAmount- 1 ) ) ) // If the current slide is not the last one,( margin= margin-width; // then the margin value is reduced by the width of the slide.) else ( // If the last slide is shown,$(".slider" ) .css ("margin-left" , - width) ; // then the block.slider returns to the initial position, margin=- width* 2 ; ) $(".slider") .animate (( marginLeft: margin) , 1000 ) ; // Block.slider is shifted to the left by 1 slide. } ;

The result was a simple slider with endless automatic scrolling.