I am using jQuery to slide through some images.
The slide animation is achieved using:
$('#slideInner').animate({ 'marginLeft' : slideWidth*(-currentPosition)});
This works fine, however when I reach the final image, and it loops back to the start, this animation will quickly slide through all of the previous elements to display the first (obviously because I am suddenly reducing the left margin).
What code would I need to write in order to allow the transition from last image back to first image to continue being a LEFT slide animation, displaying only the transition from last slide to first (without showing all other slides).
To make things a little more complex, I have left/right buttons allowing the user to move forward/backwards through the slider. These work fine, but it does mean that the solution cannot break these buttons.
Thank you.
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I have a carousel with cards that will hold content, viewed like you would view a book, I would like them to flip through the full array of cards, with the choice of going forwards and backwards.
The set up I have works if you continuously click on either the next or previous sections, if you click going the opposite way the cards will end up in the correct position, however the transitions are messed up.
Are you able to help me solve the transition issue?
I have attached a link to a CodePen
https://codepen.io/NPGB88/pen/GRxjJbq
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I'm trying to have a div slide in at the same time as another one slides out, but when sliding in the div is completely invisible at the target location until the slide animation is complete. I'm not sure why this is happening. Does it have something to do with the iframe that is in the location at the time of the slide?
Here is an example of the issue. jsfiddle.net/eqck8vn2/1/ when you click the Twitter tab on the left, instead of smoothly sliding in, it scrolls in at a position right below the currently visible element (the iframe) before just appearing at the final position (even though there is a sliding animation applied to it without any specified positioning).
Thanks in advance for any help.
I have a slideshow of 4 banners with Prev and Next button. It works fine with the Prev button but not the Next button.My problem is Once I press the Next button, the images move not properly.
This is the result I need.=> The next image on the right slides from right to left when clicking Next button.Now it slides but sometimes some images slides back to the right.
Please help.Thank you
<http://jsfiddle.net/pktono/sr5nv6k9>
So, there was couple of issues to fix:
1- animation time was overriding the css command. To fix that, you should use setTimeout function where your aftermath code should reside inside of it.
2- When you navigate to right, you set the previous banner left property to -650px. If you decide to navigate to the left at this moment, you have a wrong left property which ruin the rules. The same thing can happen when you are navigating to left and want to switch to right. To fix this, you should change left property of the current banner to the right value before animating it.
See the working example here
I'm currently using iDangerous's Swiper plugin for jQuery. When it gets to the last slide, the only options seem to be to loop to the first slide (loop:true) or don't allow any swiping (loop:false). Does anyone know how to force it to allow swiping of the last slide off the screen, while not showing another slide?
Documentation:
http://www.idangero.us/swiper/api/#.VXWXU89VhBc
Maybe I've missed something?
Put a "blank" (opacity: 0 / visibility:hidden) slide at the end so you have the appearance of the last slide disappearing.
A client has expressed that they really like how Google Play handles their hero slider. I've tried replicating the effect in jQueryCycle to no avail. Can anyone shed some light on the best way to achieve the same effect?
For those unfamiliar: https://play.google.com/store?hl=en - the slider shows a centralized "current slider" as well as a "previous" and "next" slide preview shown behind a screen. It's continuous and you can always see a before and after.
It's not continuous. Stuff on the right doesn't slide in between slides, it just appears. It's not exactly setting the bar high for carousels.
All you really need is any old carousel split into 3 segments with translucent overlays permanently over segments 1 and 3 and one that flips on and off over segment 2. Every time a slide completes, hide the #2 overlay. Every time one begins show it again.
Stuff you'll want to know:
Rooting absolute elements to relative positioned elements with CSS so you can fix absolute panels over the content stuff without affecting layout.
Using callbacks or custom events with jQuery.
How to make transparent/translucent .png images with Photoshop to use as panel backgrounds.