Right to left instead of just fading?

arielsalminen / ResponsiveSlides.js

Simple & lightweight responsive slider plugin (in 1kb)

http://responsiveslides.com

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Right to left instead of just fading? #31

Open tylermadison opened 12 years ago

tylermadison commented 12 years ago

Is this possible?

arielsalminen commented 12 years ago

Not right now. : )

tylermadison commented 12 years ago

Have you seen this technique? http://csswizardry.com/2011/10/fully-fluid-responsive-css-carousel/

rutger1140 commented 12 years ago

@viljamis, you have one of the best sliders currently in the market. I have used it for a couple of projects now.

One thing I particularly like is the compactness of the code, it does what it needs to and nothing more.
The other big pro, is that you can use your own syntax. No ugly ul, li wrapping needed ;)

Only downside to the slider is, it only fades. :)

I'd rather not use a pure CSS slideshow or some other bloated slider library. They all have way more functionality than one needs.

So I would love to see that effect implemented. Are you planning to do so, or should I be looking into other sliders?

arielsalminen commented 12 years ago

I'm planning yes, but currently the problem is that I haven't really found time to develop things further. Hoping to find some time soon to make the plugin even better! :-)

twome commented 12 years ago

I'm just chiming in to say thanks, too, for this. The whole plugin and the site/download package positively reeks with good taste and smart design. Cheers!

i-like-robots commented 12 years ago

__jumps in 2 months late* I wrote a plugin that both crossfades and scrolls but it is not responsive out of the box, feel free to take what you need (if anything) from it https://github.com/i-like-robots/jQuery-Slideshow/blob/master/js/slideshow.js#L264

eobet commented 11 years ago

I just found this after (too much) searching and it looks very nice and slick. Had it up and running in very short time, and I will definitely use it.

But I would also love to see the sliding, with some easing options (and perhaps even a slide + fade).

For now, though, I'm satisfied. All of the other slideshow solutions I found were overly complicated and some didn't even allow other elements than images to be displayed!