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@dvhb/jetslider

v1.0.2

Published

Simple plugin for making beautiful single-page applications

Downloads

2

Readme

jetSlider

Simple plugin for making beautiful page transitions

Demo

Fullpage | Inline

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ------------------ | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | ----------- | | slideSelector | String | 'section' | Selector of the slide elements | | transitionDuration | Number | 800 | Duration of transition between slides | | scroll | Boolean | true | Changing slides by mouse scroll | | keyboard | Boolean | true if parent element is <body>. Else false | Changing slides by keyboard arrows | | easing | String | 'ease-in-out' | Easing function e.g. 'linear', 'ease-in', 'cubic-bezier(0.42,0,0.58,1)'... | | onBeforeMove | Function | null | Function which will be called with newIndex and oldIndex arguments every time when animation starts | | onAfterMove | Function | null | Function which will be called with newIndex and oldIndex arguments every time when animation ends | | jsFallback | Boolean | true | If true js fallback will be used for animations in browsers which don't support css transorms and transitions. If false slides will change without animation in those browsers |

Options can be changed after initialization:

$('.slider').jetSlider(optionName, value);

Methods

$('.slider').jetSlider('moveto', index);
$('.slider').jetSlider('moveup');
$('.slider').jetSlider('movedown');
$('.slider').jetSlider('destroy');

Like declarative initialization?

You can initialize plugin without js code! Just add data-jetslider attribute to slider container.

Options can be customized by using data-* attributes:

<div class="main" data-jetslider data-slide-selector=".page" data-transition-duration="2000" data-easing="ease-in">
     <section class="page">
         ...
     </section>
     ...
     <section class="page">
         ...
     </section>
     ...
 </div>

License

MIT License © dvhb