Closed jodriscoll closed 11 years ago
If you look in the onInitialized
function code, just remove the .click()
portion to disable clicking (demo).
Before:
onInitialized: function (e, slider) {
slider.$items.each(function () {
var cap = jQuery(this).find('.caption');
cap.css('bottom', -cap.innerHeight()).click(function () {
cap.animate({
bottom: (cap.css('bottom') === "0px" ? -cap.innerHeight() : 0)
}, toggleTime);
});
});
updateCaption(slider, true);
slider.$controls.find('img').tooltip();
},
After
onInitialized: function (e, slider) {
slider.$items.each(function () {
var cap = jQuery(this).find('.caption');
cap.css('bottom', -cap.innerHeight());
});
updateCaption(slider, true);
slider.$controls.find('img').tooltip();
},
As for clicking on the same slide making the caption animate a second time, just add this line:
if (!init && slider.currentPage === slider.targetPage) { return false; }
to the updateCaption
function like this:
updateCaption = function (slider, init) {console.log(slider);
if (!init && slider.currentPage === slider.targetPage) { return false; }
if (init && showCaptionInitially) {
setTimeout(function () {
slider.$targetPage.find('.caption').animate({
bottom: 0
}, toggleTime);
}, slider.options.delayBeforeAnimate + toggleTime);
} else if (!init) {
var cap = slider.$lastPage.find('.caption');
cap.css('bottom', -cap.innerHeight());
}
};
This fixed everything I needed! Thanks! :+1:
Mottie, Is it possible to prevent the user from having the option to remove the caption by clicking it?
Second, I notice that if the user clicks the active slide, it reloads itself. How do I prevent the user from having the ability to load the slide they are currently viewing?