Slider Pro - jQuery slider plugin

Slider Pro is a modular, responsive and touch-enabled jQuery slider plugin that enables you to create elegant and professionally looking sliders.

Main features:

• modular architecture
• responsive
• touch-swipe
• CSS3 transitions
• animated layers (and static)
• infinite scrolling
• carousel layout
• full width and full window support
• thumbnails
• deep linking
• lazy loading
• retina-enabled
• fade effect
• full-screen support
• video support
• conditional images (different images for different screen sizes)
• JavaScript breakpoints

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Source: github.com

1. INCLUDE CSS AND JS FILES

<link rel="stylesheet" href="dist/css/slider-pro.min.css"/>
<script src="libs/js/jquery-1.11.0.min.js"></script>
<script src="dist/js/jquery.sliderPro.min.js"></script>

2. HTML

<div id="my-slider" class="slider-pro">
    <div class="sp-slides">
        <div class="sp-slide">
            <img class="sp-image" src="path/to/image1.jpg"/>
        </div>
        <div class="sp-slide">
            Some content
        </div>
        <div class="sp-slide">
            <h3 class="sp-layer">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet</h3>
            <p class="sp-layer">consectetur adipisicing elit</p>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>

The structure you see in the code above (i.e., slider-pro > sp-slides > sp-slide) as well as the class names used are required.

If you add an image to the slide and you want it to behave like a background image you need to add the sp-image class to it.

3. JAVASCRIPT

jQuery( document ).ready(function( $ ) {
    $( '#my-slider' ).sliderPro();
});

4. OPTIONS

Slider Pro can be customized using several properties which are described below. These properties must be passed to the slider when it's instantiated.

Example:

$( '#my-slider' ).sliderPro({
    width: 960,
    height: 500,
    arrows: true,
    buttons: false,
    waitForLayers: true,
    fade: true,
    autoplay: false,
    autoScaleLayers: false
});

width

Sets the width of the slide. Can be set to a fixed value, like 900 (indicating 900 pixels), or to a percentage value, like '100%'. It's important to note that percentage values need to be specified inside quotes. For fixed values, the quotes are not necessary. Also, please note that, in order to make the slider responsive, it's not necessary to use percentage values. More about this in the description of the 'responsive' property.

Default value: 500

height

Sets the height of the slide. The same rules available for the 'width' property also apply for the 'height' property.

Default value: 300

responsive

Makes the slider responsive. The slider can be responsive even if the 'width' and/or 'height' properties are set to fixed values. In this situation, 'width' and 'height' will act as the maximum width and height of the slides.

Default value: true

aspectRatio

Sets the aspect ratio of the slides. If set to a value different than -1, the height of the slides will be overridden in order to maintain the specified aspect ratio.

Default value: -1

imageScaleMode

Sets the scale mode of the main slide images (images added as background).

Default value: 'cover'

Available values: 'cover', 'contain', 'exact' and 'none'

centerImage

Indicates if the image will be centered

Default value: true

autoHeight

Indicates if height of the slider will be adjusted to the height of the selected slide.

Default value: false

startSlide

Sets the slide that will be selected when the slider loads.

Default value: 0

shuffle

Indicates if the slides will be shuffled.

Default value: false

orientation

Indicates whether the slides will be arranged horizontally or vertically.

Default value: 'horizontal'

Available value: 'horizontal' and 'vertical'

forceSize

Indicates if the size of the slider will be forced to full width or full window.

Note: It's possible to make the slider full width or full window by giving it a width and/or height of '100%'. However, sometimes the slider might be inside other containers which are less than full width/window. The 'forceSize' property is useful in those situations because it will still enlarge the slider to fill the width or window by overflowing its parent elements.

Default value: 'none'

Available value: 'fullWidth', 'fullHeight' and 'none'.

loop

Indicates if the slider will be loopable (infinite scrolling).

Default value: true

slideDistance

Sets the distance between the slides.

Default value: 10

slideAnimationDuration

Sets the duration of the slide animation.

Default value: 700

heightAnimationDuration

Sets the duration of the height animation.

Default value: 700

visibleSize

Sets the size of the visible area, allowing for more slides to become visible near the selected slide.

Default value: 'auto'

breakpoints

Sets specific breakpoints which allow changing the look and behavior of the slider when the page resizes.

Example:

$( '#my-slider' ).sliderPro({
    width: 960, 
    height: 400,
    orientation: 'horizontal',
    thumbnailPosition: 'right',
    breakpoints: {
        800: {
            thumbnailsPosition: 'bottom',
            thumbnailWidth: 270,
            thumbnailHeight: 100
        },
        500: {
            orientation: 'vertical',
            thumbnailsPosition: 'bottom',
            thumbnailWidth: 120,
            thumbnailHeight: 50
        }
    }
});

The 'breakpoints' property is assigned an object which contains certain browser window widths and the slider properties that are applied to those specific widths. This is very similar to CSS media queries. However, please note that these custom properties will not be inherited between different breakpoints. The slider's properties will reset to the original values before applying a new set of properties, so if you want a certain property value to persist, you need to set it for each breakpoint.

Default value: null

fade

Indicates if fade will be used.

Default value: 'false'

fadeOutPreviousSlide

Indicates if the previous slide will be faded out (in addition to the next slide being faded in).

Default value: true

fadeDuration

Sets the duration of the fade effect.

Default value: 500

autoplay

Indicates whether or not autoplay will be enabled.

Default value: true

autoplayDelay

Sets the delay/interval (in milliseconds) at which the autoplay will run.

Default value: 5000

autoplayDirection

Indicates whether autoplay will navigate to the next slide or previous slide.

Default value: 'normal'

Available values: 'normal' and 'backwards'

autoplayOnHover

Indicates if the autoplay will be paused or stopped when the slider is hovered.

Default value: 'pause'

Available values: 'pause', 'stop' and 'none'

arrows

Indicates whether the arrow buttons will be created.

Default value: false

fadeArrows

Indicates whether the arrows will fade in only on hover.

Default value: true

buttons

Indicates whether the buttons will be created.

Default value: true

keyboard

Indicates whether keyboard navigation will be enabled.

Default value: true

keyboardOnlyOnFocus

Indicates whether the slider will respond to keyboard input only when the slider is in focus.

Default value: false

touchSwipe

Indicates whether the touch swipe will be enabled for slides.

Default value: true

touchSwipeThreshold

Sets the minimum amount that the slides should move.

Default value: 50

fadeCaption

Indicates whether or not the captions will be faded.

Default value: true

captionFadeDuration

Sets the duration of the fade animation.

Default value: 500

fullScreen

Indicates whether the full-screen button is enabled.

Default value: false

fadeFullScreen

Indicates whether the button will fade in only on hover.

Default value: true

waitForLayers

Indicates whether the slider will wait for the layers to disappear before going to a new slide.

Default value: false

autoScaleLayers

Indicates whether the layers will be scaled automatically.

Default value: true

autoScaleReference

Sets a reference width which will be compared to the current slider width in order to determine how much the layers need to scale down. By default, the reference width will be equal to the slide width. However, if the slide width is set to a percentage value, then it's necessary to set a specific value for 'autoScaleReference'.

Default value: -1

smallSize

If the slider size is below this size, the small version of the images will be used.

Default value: 480

mediumSize

If the slider size is below this size, the medium version of the images will be used.

Default value: 768

largeSize

If the slider size is below this size, the large version of the images will be used.

Default value: 1024

updateHash

Indicates whether the hash will be updated when a new slide is selected.

Default value: false

reachVideoAction

Sets the action that the video will perform when its slide container is selected.

Default value: 'none'

Available values: 'playVideo' and 'none'

leaveVideoAction

Sets the action that the video will perform when another slide is selected.

Default value: 'pauseVideo'

Available values: 'stopVideo', 'pauseVideo', 'removeVideo' and 'none'

playVideoAction

Sets the action that the slider will perform when the video starts playing

Default value: 'stopAutoplay'

Available values: 'stopAutoplay' and 'none'

pauseVideoAction

Sets the action that the slider will perform when the video is paused.

Default value: 'none'

Available values: 'startAutoplay' and 'none'

endVideoAction

Sets the action that the slider will perform when the video ends.

Default value: 'none'

Available values: 'startAutoplay', 'nextSlide', 'replayVideo' and 'none'

thumbnailWidth

Sets the width of the thumbnail.

Default value: 100

thumbnailHeight

Sets the height of the thumbnail.

Default value: 80

thumbnailsPosition

Sets the position of the thumbnail scroller.

Default value: 'bottom'

Available values: 'top', 'bottom', 'right' and 'left'

thumbnailPointer

Indicates if a pointer will be displayed for the selected thumbnail

Default value: false

thumbnailArrows

Indicates whether the thumbnail arrows will be enabled

Default value: false

fadeThumbnailArrows

Indicates whether the thumbnail arrows will be faded

Default value: true

thumbnailTouchSwipe

Indicates whether the touch swipe will be enabled for thumbnails

Default value: true

5. METHODS

There are two ways of calling a public method.

The first way is by calling the sliderPro plugin on the slider element and passing the name of the method and additional arguments:

$( '#my-slider' ).sliderPro( 'gotoSlide', 3 );

The first argument represents the name of the method and the second argument represents the value which will be applied. Some methods don't have a second argument:

$( '#my-slider' ).sliderPro( 'nextSlide' );

The second way is by getting a reference to the SliderPro instance and calling the method on the instance:

// get a reference to the SliderPro instance
var slider = $( '#my-slider' ).data( 'sliderPro' );

slider.gotoSlide( 2 );

Available public methods:

gotoSlide( index )

Scrolls to the slide at the specified index.

nextSlide()

Scrolls to the next slide.

previousSlide()

Scrolls to the previous slide.

getSlideAt( index )

Gets all the data of the slide at the specified index. Returns an object that contains all the data specified for that slide.

getSelectedSlide()

Gets the index of the selected slide.

update()

This is called by the plugin automatically when a property is changed. You can call this manually in order to refresh the slider after changing its HTML markup (i.e., adding or removing slides).

resize()

This is called by the plugin automatically when the slider changes its size. You can also call it manually if you find it necessary to have the slider resize itself.

getTotalSlides()

Gets the total number of slides.

on( eventType, callback )

Adds an event listener to the slider. More details about the use of this method will be presented in the 'Callbacks' chapter.

off( eventType )

Removes an event listener from the slider.

destroy()

Destroys a slider by removing all the visual elements and functionality added by the plugin. Basically, it leaves the slider in the state it was before the plugin was instantiated.

6. CALLBACKS

Callbacks (or events) are used to detect when certain actions take place. The callbacks can be added when the slider is instantiated, or at a later time.

Examples:

$( '#my-slider' ).sliderPro({
    width: 900, 
    height: 400,
    gotoSlide: function( event ) {
        console.log( event.index );
    },
    sliderResize: function() {
        console.log( 'slider is resized' );
    }
});

$( '#my-slider' ).on( 'gotoSlide', function( event ) {
    console.log( event.index );
})

As it can be noticed, the callback functions have an "event" parameter which contains some information about that event.

The list of available events:

init

Triggered after the slider was created.

update

Triggered when the 'update' method is called, either automatically or manually.

gotoSlide

Triggered when a new slide is selected. Returned data:

• index: the index of the selected slide
• previousIndex: the index of the previously selected slide

gotoSlideComplete

Triggered when the animation to the new slide is completed. Returned data:

• index: the index of the opened slide

breakpointReach

Triggered when a breakpoint is reached. Returned data:

• size: the specified size that was reached
• settings: the settings specified for the current size

videoPlay

Triggered when a video starts playing.

videoPause

Triggered when a video is paused.

videoEnd

Triggered when a video ends.

showLayersComplete

Triggered when all animated layers become visible.

hideLayersComplete

Triggered when all animated layers become invisible.

thumbnailsUpdate

Triggered when the thumbnails are updated.

gotoThumbnail

Triggered when a new thumbnail is selected.

thumbnailsMoveComplete

Triggered when the thumbnail scroller has moved.