Built upon the jQuery UI library, jquery.rf.slideshow is a super flexible, low-level slideshow.
Copyright (c) Ryan Florence, MIT Style License
That website is just this repository, so you can clone the repository and open index.html in your browser as well.
First you need some simple markup
<!-- styling the height and width is important for some transitions -->
<div id="slideshow" style="width: 400px; height: 200px">
<img src="../img/one.jpg"> <!-- can have any kind of element, not just images -->
<img src="../img/two.jpg">
<img src="../img/three.jpg">
<img src="../img/four.jpg">
<img src="../img/five.jpg">
</div>Just like any other jQuery UI widget:
$('#el').slideshow({
duration: 400,
delay: 3000,
selector: '> img',
transition: 'push(up, bounce)'
});You can create your own transitions, which is what makes this script so awesome.
jQuery.rf.slideshow.defineTransition('slide', function (params, dir, ease){
var animation = {},
prop = (dir == 'left' || dir == 'right') ? 'left' : 'top';
animation[prop] = (dir == 'left' || dir == 'up') ? '-100%' : '100%';
params.previous.animate(animation, params.duration, ease);
});The name of a transition works like a function, but it's just a string. You can allow for any number of arguments when creating a transition.
Here are some example values for the transition option when using slide.
'slide(left)'
'slide(right)'
'slide(up)'
'slide(down)'
'slide(left, linear)'
'slide(left, bounce)'
// in other words
'slide([direction], [easing])'var el = $('#el');
el.slideshow();
// I prefer to work with the object directly
var slideshow = el.data('slideshow');
// show an arbitrary slide by index
el.slideshow('show', 3);
// or
slideshow.show(3);
// show next slide
el.slideshow('show', 'next');
slideshow.show('next');
// show previous slide
el.slideshow('show', 'previous');
slideshow.show('previous');
// show and override the instance options
// note, this is one-time only, the instance options are not rewritten
el.slideshow('show', {transition: 'slide(left)', duration: 1000});
slideshow.show({transition: 'slide(left)', duration: 1000});
// play
el.slideshow('play');
slideshow.play();
// stop
el.slideshow('stop');
slideshow.stop();
// if you've added elements to the slideshow dynamically, set it up again
el.slideshow('setup');
slideshow.setup();