Closed evrim closed 12 years ago
Actually you can do this yourself. The code below is just a bit modified version of ‘margin between elements’ example.
jQuery(function($) { var _currentPage, _visibleElements = 3, $carousel = $( "#carousel" );
$( "#carousel img" ).click(function() {
_currentPage = $carousel.rcarousel( "getCurrentPage" );
if ( $(this).index() + 1 % _visibleElements === 3 ) {
$carousel.rcarousel( "next" );
} else if ( $(this).index() + 1 % _visibleElements === 1 ) {
$carousel.rcarousel( "prev" );
}
})
$carousel.rcarousel({
margin: 10,
visible: _visibleElements,
step: 1
});
});
Oh, how do I mark code?
The code could be simplified further, that is it there should be an ‘elementClicked’ event. It used to be. I’ll add it to the next version.
And yes, I am busy as everyone else. You can always hire me to do special things for you. ;)
Hi,
I think when user selects the image at the most right, carousel should scroll one to show another one. I think this should be valid for the image on the most left.
Is it possible to implement such a feature? Are you busy?
Kind regards, evrim.