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sliding-carousel

v1.1.0

Published

A simple animated image carousel that can be used on sites using the command function carouselSlider

Downloads

1

Readme

Sliding-Carousel

Can be downloaded using npm i sliding-carousel Use the container element class i.e ".container" as the first arguement, the second should be the leftarrow class/id such as ".leftarrow" or "#leftarrow" and the next arguement should be for the right arrow such as ".rightarrow" or "#rightarrow".

Ideal div layers would be:

Outer div, Arrow left, Arrow right, Carousel div, Images * however many, Close carousel div, Close outer div,

Obviously style how you wish from there

If you have any issues please don't hesitate to let me know in github issues or on my email address [email protected]