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Kyle’s Beautiful jQuery Slider (modified for easy customization)

Posted by Kyle | Posted in Developer Tips & Tools

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The wonderful and popular “Beatiful jQuery Slider” worked great, but I ran into some questions that I, along with many others before me, had to figure out by looking through all the code, much of which is not necessary.

Here is a screenshot of the slider: (pretty nice eh?)

A snapshot of the image gallery / slider

I created a slightly modified version (free, of course) with notes in the code to guide you in different ways.

Some of the features you will find:

  1. A cleaned up scripts.js file
  2. Easy-to-understand notes in various files to guide in customization.
  3. I changed some the css id names, etc for increased integrability for an html or blog page
    (f.e. removing the body css and dispersing necessary attributes to other classes)
  4. 2 different folders: 1 for the default slider with notes, the other is ready to integrate into a page.

Big credit and a shout-out goes to Ravindra from dream css for making the original slider. We love it! I just wanted to answer some of the questions in the files and clean it up a bit to make it easier to use for people.

In the notes, I answer questions like:

  1. How to change the dimensions of the slider without loosing any functionality i.e. gaps, etc.
  2. How to adjust the black navigation bar properly and change its size
  3. How to change the delay between transitions
  4. How to change the speed of the transitions

And I made it all much easier to understand!

So, If you have any other insight on this, or comments, etc.
Please reply below, because I wanna hear it!

Comments (11)

It’s perfect that people can receive the loan moreover, that opens up completely new chances.

De Nada Ulises!

GRACIAS POR EL APORTE

I don’t really know javascript so I couldn’t even begin to guess how to do that.

I was hoping you would know where something like that would go…

Thanks for the compliments.
You can add the code to pause on mouse over in the javascript file in the package.
Let me know how it goes, I’d love to see the result.

Great job adding comments and cleaning up the original code.

One question, how do you add pause on hover/mouse over???

Thanks in Advance

cool slider.. I will use it on the blog that i will be creating..

This is the best java based image slider I have seen. Thanks for the wonderful product and support!

Thanks, I’m glad I could help Pratik!

Super cool! Thx Kyle for all the support. Really appreciate. :)

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