richardscarrott / jquery-ui-carousel

jQuery RS Carousel is a responsive and touch-enabled carousel written on top of jQuery and the jQuery UI Widget Factory providing a full and familiar API in less than 2.6kB minified and gzipped.
http://richardscarrott.github.io/jquery-ui-carousel/
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noOfRows support #22

Closed jacobdubail closed 12 years ago

jacobdubail commented 12 years ago

Hey Richard,

Love the work you've done here.

I'm hoping that noOfRows is still supported in this new version. I didn't see any documentation for it.

Thanks!

-Jacob

richardscarrott commented 12 years ago

Hi Jacob,

I recently made the decision to remove noOfRows from the carousel as it caused complications when writing the continuous extension which I felt was more beneficial than the noOfRows option. Saying that a number of people have wanted it put back in so I might write an extension that adds it back, the only think is it won't be compatible with the continuous option.

If you need multiple rows right now however I'd either create separate carousels for each row and hook them all up to one set of controls or include multiple items inside one 'rs-carousel-item' container.

jacobdubail commented 12 years ago

Thanks Richard,

That all makes perfect sense.

I ended up going with the last option, as it seemed to be the easiest to integrate into a WordPress theme.

The only challenge I'm now facing is that the Touch extension is throwing a JS error. I can't get the Touch extension to work at all, but we can follow that issue in the other thread. I'll mark as closed.

Thanks, Jacob

jamesisapayne commented 11 years ago
If you need multiple rows right now however I'd either create separate carousels for each row and hook them all up to 
one set of controls or include multiple items inside one 'rs-carousel-item' container.

How would I go about doing this Richard as I need the multiple rows functionality that was on the first version,

James

richardscarrott commented 11 years ago

This should do it:

$('.master-carousel').carousel({
    before: function () {
        $('.slave-carousel').carousel('goToPage', $(this).carousel('getPage'));
    }
});

$('.slave-carousel').carousel({
    nextPrevActions: false,
    pagination: false
});
ghost commented 11 years ago

This would be great if this was added back in, I'm using this on a website where I won't need a continuous plugin. Also, how I'm pulling and grouping data doesn't allow me to use one of the above options.

nicovanzyl commented 11 years ago

Still no multiple row support? Seems like a very popular feature from the previous version and lots of people looking for it since almost no other slider has this feature. I'm hoping you decided to add it again? Yes? No? Please? We're begging you! :D Need it for current project please let me know.