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@tekksunn/image-carousel

v1.1.0

Published

Makes multiple images flow and loop over and over again.

Downloads

319

Readme

image-carousel

An image carousel npm package.

How to install

Simply type this inside your bash terminal: npm install --save @tekksunn/image-carousel

How to use

...it on HTML

Step 1

Make a picture frame by making a div with the class value picture-frame image-carousel:

<div class="picture-frame image-carousel">
    <!-- More content here below... -->
</div>

Step 2

Make a div that holds all the pictures inside it, with the class value pictures:

<div class="picture-frame image-carousel">
    <div class="pictures">
        <!-- Actual images go here -->
    </div>
</div>

Step 3

Add your img tags inside div.pictures, each having the class name carousel-img:

<div class="picture-frame image-carousel">
    <div class="pictures">
        <img src="./example/img-1.jpg" alt="carousel image number 1" class="carousel-img">
        <img src="./example/img-2.jpg" alt="carousel image number 2" class="carousel-img">
        <img src="./example/img-3.jpg" alt="carousel image number 3" class="carousel-img">
        <img src="./example/img-4.jpg" alt="carousel image number 4" class="carousel-img">
        <img src="./example/img-5.jpg" alt="carousel image number 5" class="carousel-img">
    </div>
</div>

Step 4 (A must)

Proceed to How to use ...it in Javascript (load the image carousel)

...it in Javascript (load the image carousel)

Include in your main script the following at the very top: import { loadDefaultImageCarousel } from "@tekksunn/image-carousel"

and then include the following in your code: document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", loadDefaultImageCarousel)

Additional functions

You can also use the functions:

  • makeImageCarouselAll(frameQuery)
  • makeImageCarousel(frameQuery)

...which can make any picture frame despite having a different element or class become an image carousel.

What is frameQuery?

frameQuery means the css selector for the picture frame, "div.picture-frame" for example.

...its stylesheet

Include in your own website's stylesheet the following at the very top: @import url("@tekksunn/image-carousel/src/styles.css");

Example Website

Please go here for a visual reference.