koslider
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KOslider is a jQuery slider/carousel plugin that uses CSS3 transitions for its animation
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KOslider
KOslider is a jQuery slider/carousel plugin that uses CSS3 transitions for its animation. It is named KOslider because it was initially used on a project with my Kickoff framework and uses the same [CSS class naming scheme](http://tmwagency.github.io/kickoff/learn/css.html#sts=CSS Naming scheme).
Getting the Library
Direct downloads
- Minified (2.36 kB gzipped)
- Unminified (11.19 kB gzipped)
Bower
bower install trak
NPM
npm install koslider --save
Usage
Include KOslider in your JavaScript bundle or add it to your HTML page like this:
<script type='application/javascript' src='/path/to/KOslider.js'></script>
Usage
Include KOslider in your JavaScript bundle or add it to your HTML page like this:
<script type='application/javascript' src='/path/to/jquery-KOslider.js'></script>
There are two ways to use KOslider: the data-koslider
attribute or with the traditional jQuery plugin call $('.element').KOslider()
.
Example usage on an HTML element:
All options are defined using JSON. Please note that the initial opening quote on the data-koslider
attr has a single quote. This means we can use double quotes within the options object.
<div data-koslider='{"dots":"true","arrows":"true","keys":"true","uiPosition":"above","debug":"true"}'>
<ul class="KOslider unstyled clearfix">
<li class="KOslider-slide">
<h4>1This is the title</h4>
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Id, eveniet, enim assumenda cum recusandae qui nemo facilis laboriosam numquam corrupti unde eligendi laudantium itaque. Est, fugit corrupti possimus itaque eligendi.</p>
</li>
<li class="KOslider-slide">
<h4>2This is the title</h4>
<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Id, eveniet, enim assumenda cum recusandae qui nemo facilis laboriosam numquam corrupti unde eligendi laudantium itaque. Est, fugit corrupti possimus itaque eligendi.</p>
</li>
</ul>
</div>
KOslider can also be called using standard jQuery syntax:
// Doc ready
$(function(){
$('.slider').KOslider({
keys : true,
uiPosition : "below",
customPrevClass : "icon-arrow-previous",
customNextClass : "icon-arrow-next",
debug : true,
itemWidth : "200px"
});
});
Default options:
"keys" : false, [boolean] keyboard shortcuts (boolean)
"dots" : true, [boolean] display ••••o• pagination (boolean)
"dotsClick" : false [boolean] enable clickable dots
"arrows" : true, [boolean] display prev/next arrows (boolean)
"sliderEl" : ".KOslider", [string] slides container selector
"slide" : ".KOslider-slide", [string] slidable items selector
"uiPosition" : "after", [string] Options: 'before', 'after' or 'over'
"customPrevBtnClass" : undefined [string] Classname for prev button icon
"customNextBtnClass" : undefined [string] Classname for next button icon
"setHeight" : "auto" [string] "auto" = Change height of slides according to content; "equal" = equalise height of all slides; "none" = don't adjust height at all
"equaliseEl" : undefined [string] Selector used to calculate equalised heights
"debug" : false [boolean] Show debug info
"autoplay" : false [boolean] autoplay the slider
"autoplayInterval" : 4000 [integer] Change the autoplay speed
"swipe" : false [boolean] enable swipe for touch
"itemWidth" : undefined [string] define an element width instead of calculating it
"inactiveClass" : "KOslider--inactive" [string]
"activeClass" : "KOslider--active" [string]
"callbacks" : undefined [object] Add custom callbacks
Markup
Wrap your existing markup with an element. Add the data-koslider
attribute if you want to use that implementation or just add a class so that you can select the element using jQuery.
<!-- Uses data-koslider with options -->
<div data-koslider='{"dots":"true","arrows":"true","keys":"true","uiPosition":"above","debug":"true"}'>
<ul class="slider clearfix">
<li class="slide"></li>
<li class="slide"></li>
<li class="slide"></li>
</ul>
</div>
<!-- or -->
<!-- Use traditional jQuery way to call plugin, see above -->
<div class="KOsliderContainer">
<ul class="slider clearfix">
<li class="slide"></li>
<li class="slide"></li>
<li class="slide"></li>
</ul>
</div>
Debugging
KOslider has debugging built-in. To use it, just set debug: true
in the options and it will show various debug messages in your javascript console.
On-change callback
You can define an callback when the slides change. Add a callback method to the callbacks object in your options like below:
$('.slider').KOslider({
keys : true,
callbacks: {
onChange : function() {
console.log('slider changed');
}
}
});
Styling
KOslider does not try to style everything for you; there are no themes. Only the bare minimum is styled so that you can apply your own styles. Please see the source file for what to style.
/**
* Next / previous buttons
*/
.KOslider-UI-btn {
/* Styling for both buttons */
}
.KOslider-UI-btn:hover {
}
.KOslider-UI-btn[disabled] {
}
.KOslider-UI-btn[disabled]:hover {
}
.KOslider-UI-btn--previous {
}
.KOslider-UI-btn--next {
}
Assumptions
This plugin assumes a few things so that it works properly:
- That you use some js to modify classes on the
<html>
element to tell if js is available. It uses the Modernizr.no-js
/.js
example. This is done so that the slider can be styled well when js is unavailable. See our demo for an example of this without using Modernizr. - That you want resize events debounced. Included is a small script that allows resize events to be made more effecient.
Demo
Clone this repo and open the index.html
to view the demo.