• Resolved Asif666

    (@asif666)


    I’m using the slider in my wordpress version and its working just fine. However I’d like the images to slide smoothly (like seeing the image slide from one position to the next) rather than ‘appear’ in the position on the next image. Is that possible? That would make it really beautiful.

    Also, pressing the next arrow actually moves the images in a rotational serial (it makes sense if I imagine the thumbs as a 3d circle) but since it is a 2d image slider, it would make more sense for the arrows to simply show the next image in the direction of the arrow.

    for Eg: currently pressing ” -> ” will show in this series

    “0-1-2-3-4” -> “1-2-3-4-0” -> “2-1-3-4-0-1”

    notice the 4 (or any number) moving away from the direction of the arrow, this is a bit taxing on the natural flow of things, rather if it was:

    “0-1-2-3-4” -> “4-0-1-2-3” -> “3-4-0-1-2”

    it would be alot easier on the eyes, especially now since there is no transition animation from image to image. I guess what I’m trying to say is that:
    “Is there any way I can reverse the direction the arrow keys work on the slider?” if I need to edit code, please let me know where and what to change. or if you could release an update that would be awesome!!

    Thanks for reading.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/images-thumbnail-sliderv1/

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  • Plugin Author Nks

    (@nik00726)

    Do you mean alternate arrow functionality ?

    Thread Starter Asif666

    (@asif666)

    One of the functions being alternating function, and the other I would like to enable the easing in animation.
    Please let me know how I can do that. Thanks.

    Plugin Author Nks

    (@nik00726)

    Hello

    On line no 1399 change btnNext: “.next”, to btnNext: “.prev”, and on line no 1400 change btnPrev: “.prev”, to btnPrev: “.next”

    easing in animation is not supported but pro version has 16 diff easing effects.

    Thanks

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