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scsslider

v2.1.1

Published

Simple image slider written in SCSS

Downloads

1

Readme

scsslider

This is the scss mixin which simplifies creating of background image slideshow.

Features

  • you could set the delay between slides.
  • you could set the time of transition between slides.
  • you could put some content above the slider.
  • you could put some slide-specific content.
  • doesn't require JavaScript.

Instalation

npm i scsslider

Parameters

  @include scsslider(
    $image-urls, // a list of image urls which will be shown
    $slide-animation-time, // an animation time of slide (in seconds) from invisible state to visible or vice versa. Default: 2
    $delay, // delay between slides (in seconds). Default: 3
    $timing-function // timing function which will be applied to each slide. Supported values: ease-in-out. Default: ease-in-out
  )

Basic usage

scssslider expects the following markup:

// this is the element which holds scsslider stuff, it could have whatever name you want
.slider
  // put your static content which will be shown above the slider in element with this class
  .slider-content
  // put your slides in element with this class
  .slides-container
    // element with this class represents a single slide. It could store some content too.
    .slide
    .slide
    .slide

Here is the way to initialize scsslider from scss:

@import "~scsslider"

// A number of images should match a number of .slide elements in order to
// display correctly 
$image-urls: (
  'https://sitewithimages.com/image-1.png',
  'https://sitewithimages.com/image-1.png',
  'https://sitewithimages.com/image-1.png'
)

.slider {
  @include scsslider($image-urls)
}

You could play around with other options here.

Browser support

  • Chrome.
  • Edge (versions based on Chromium).
  • Firefox.

Future plans

  • If it possible, unbind a number of images urls from a number of .slide elements.
  • Add support for <img>