jumboslider

jQuery JumboSlider Plugin

Yet another responsive slider for any kind of content.

Description

JumboSlider is a light and responsive jQuery plugin that provides a simple way to transform any kind of content on any web page into a compact and beautiful slideshow. It's easy to setup with the given options and it's also a great module to interact with due to its methods and callback events.

Demo

jumboslider.martinmetodiev.com

Getting Started

You can download the plugin as an archive.

Or you can grab it by using npm:

npm install jumboslider

Or you can grab it by using Bower:

bower install jumboslider

Installation

Include the script after the jQuery library (unless you package scripts otherwise):

<script src="/path/to/jumboslider.min.js"></script>

Also include the stylesheet for the plugin:

<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/jumboslider.min.css">

Usage

Initialization

Firstable, you need to have a proper markup:

<div class="jumboslider">
    <div class="jumboslider-viewport">
        <div class="jumboslider-overview">
            <div class="jumboslider-item">
                <!-- content of your choice -->
            </div>
            <div class="jumboslider-item">
                <!-- content of your choice -->
            </div>
            <div class="jumboslider-item">
                <!-- content of your choice -->
            </div>
            <div class="jumboslider-item">
                <!-- content of your choice -->
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>

Now, there are two ways of initializing JumboSlider.

I. jQuery function

The first way is as follows:

$.jumboslider(); // returns the target

This is the most basic initialization. By calling it so, the plugin will look for any element that has a "jumboslider" class. If no such elements, nothing will happen.

Of course, you can also provide specific target/s with a custom selector by doing so:

$.jumboslider({
    target: $('selector')
});

II. Method function

The second way is as an object method. So, we can also use the plugin this way:

$('selector').jumboslider(); // returns the target

Options

target

Defines a custom target selector.

The target property is only available when initialize JumboSlider as a jQuery function like the example below.

$.jumboslider({
    target: $('selector')
});

Default value: $('.jumboslider')

startPosition

Defines which item will be the first one to be shown.

$.jumboslider({
    startPosition: 1
});

Type: number
Default value: 1

arrows

Defines whether or not graphic arrows should be shown

$.jumboslider({
    arrows: true
});

Type: boolean
Default value: true

pagination

Defines whether or not a pagination should be shown

$.jumboslider({
    pagination: true
});

Type: boolean
Default value: true

transition

Defines the speed of the transition between slides (in milliseconds).

$.jumboslider({
    transition: 200
});

Type: number
Default value: 500

loop

Defines whether or not the JumboSlider should be able to start over from the first item after it reaches to the last one and also to jump back to the last item right from the first one.

$.jumboslider({
    loop: false
});

Type: boolean
Default value: false

autoplay

Defines whether or not the JumboSlider should runs automatically by providing a lifetime duration for the slides (in milliseconds). The default duration is 0 which means the autoplay is off.

$.jumboslider({
    autoplay: 3000
});

Type: number
Default value: 0

Events

There are two ways of binding JumboSlider events.

1. As option properties:

$('selector').jumboslider({
    onSlide: function(e, target) {
        // do something
    }
});

2. As jQuery events:

$('selector').jumboslider().bind('onSlide', function(e, target) {
    // do something
});

And here are all available events:

onSlide

Triggers when a slide transition is being fired.

var slider = $('selector').jumboslider();

slider.bind('onSlide', function(e, target) {
    // do something
});

onArrowClick

Triggers when a graphic arrow controller is being used.

var slider = $('selector').jumboslider();

slider.bind('onArrowClick', function(e, target) {
    // do something
});

onPaginationClick

Triggers when a pagination controller is being used.

var slider = $('selector').jumboslider();

slider.bind('onPaginationClick', function(e, target) {
    // do something
});

Methods

slideNext()

Slides to the next item (if any).

var slider = $('selector').jumboslider();

slider.slideNext();

slidePrev()

Slides to the previous item (if any).

var slider = $('selector').jumboslider();

slider.slidePrev();

slideTo(position)

Slides to a specific item.

var slider = $('selector').jumboslider();

slider.slideTo(5); // will slide to the fifth item

Browsers compatibility

• Apple Safari
• Google Chrome
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 9+
• Mozilla Firefox
• Opera

Dependencies

• jQuery

License

Copyright © 2017 Martin Metodiev. Licensed under the MIT license. See here for more details.