Time does not stand still and with it progress. This also affected the Internet. You can already see how it’s changing appearance websites, responsive design is especially popular. And in this regard, quite a few new ones have appeared adaptive jquery sliders, galleries, carousels or similar plugins.
1. Responsive Horizontal Posts Slider
Adaptive horizontal carousel with detailed installation instructions. It is made in a simple style, but you can style it to suit yourself.
2. Slider on Glide.js
This slider is suitable for any website. It uses Glide.js with open source. The slider colors can be easily changed.
3. Tilted Content Slideshow
Responsive content slider. The highlight of this slider is the 3D effect of the images, as well as different animations of random appearance.
4. Slider using HTML5 canvas
A very beautiful and impressive slider with interactive particles. It was made using HTML5 canvas,
5. Image Morphing Slider
Slider with a morphing effect (Smooth transformation from one object to another). In this example, the slider is well suited for the portfolio of a web developer or web studio in the form of a portfolio.
6. Circular slider
Slider in the form of a circle with the effect of flipping the image.
7. Slider with blurred background
Adaptive slider with switching and background blur.
8. Responsive fashion slider
Simple, lightweight and responsive website slider.
9. Slicebox - jQuery 3D image slider(UPDATED)
Updated version of Slicebox slider with fixes and new features.
10.Free Animated Responsive Image Grid
JQuery plugin to create a flexible image grid that will switch shots using different animations and timings. This can look good as a background or decorative element on a website, as we can selectively appear new images and their transitions. The plugin comes in several versions.
11.Flex slider
Universal free plugin for your website. This plugin comes in several slider and carousel options.
12. Photo frame
Fotorama- This universal plugin. It has many settings, everything works quickly and easily, and you can view slides in full screen. The slider can be used both in a fixed size and adaptive, with or without thumbnails, with or without circular scrolling, and much more.
P.S.I installed the slider several times and I think that it is one of the best
13. Free and adaptive 3D slider gallery with thumbnails.
Experimental gallery slider 3DPanelLayout with a grid and interesting animation effects.
14. Slider on css3
The adaptive slider is made using css3 with smooth appearance of content and light animation.
15. WOW Slider
WOW Slider is an image slider with amazing visual effects.
17. Elastic
Elastic slider with full responsiveness and slide thumbnails.
18. Slit
This is a full screen responsive slider using css3 animation. The slider is made in two versions. The animation is done quite unusually and beautifully.
19. Adaptive photo gallery plus
A simple free gallery slider with image loading.
20. Responsive Slider for WordPress
Adaptive free slider for WP.
21. Parallax Content Slider
Slider with parallax effect and control of each element using CSS3.
22. Slider with music link
Slider using open source code JPlayer. This slider resembles a presentation with music.
23. Slider with jmpress.js
The responsive slider is based on jmpress.js and will therefore allow you to add some interesting 3D effects to your slides.
24. Fast Hover Slideshow
Slide show with quick slide switching. Slides switch on hover.
25. Image Accordion with CSS3
Image accordion using css3.
26. A Touch Optimized Gallery Plugin
This is a responsive gallery that is optimized for touch devices.
27. 3D Gallery
3D Wall Gallery- created for the Safari browser, where the 3D effect will be visible. If you look at it on another browser, the functionality will be fine but the 3D effect will not be visible.
28. Slider with pagination
Responsive slider with pagination using JQuery UI slider. The idea is to use a simple navigation concept. It is possible to rewind all images or slide-by-slide switching.
29.Image Montage with jQuery
Automatically arrange images depending on screen width. A very useful thing when developing a portfolio website.
30. 3D Gallery
A simple 3D circular slider using css3 and jQuery.
31. Full screen mode with 3D effect using css3 and jQuery
A slider with the ability to view full-screen images with a beautiful transition.
When used separately, CSS3 and jQuery provide a wide range of capabilities. But if used together... Then they can make the effects really impressive. Sometimes the problem arises of how to better and more creatively arrange several images or photographs with a common theme in one place. As an option, you can create a slider (especially since there are a huge number of them). But in this tutorial we will create an interactive 3D gallery using CSS3 and jQuery. To quickly figure it out and apply the slider on your website, I recommend downloading the demo version (it is also available in the full news) and simply doing it by analogy in the example.
A real example can be seen here:
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HTML part - Interesting jQuery slider
Container with class main will be used to display the background. And then inside the block with the identifier immersive_slider you can add as many slides as you need. Buttons for moving through slides can be removed if you don’t need them:
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 | <div class = "main" >
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<div id = "immersive_slider" >
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jQuery part
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | $("#immersive_slider") .immersive_slider (( animation: "fade" , slideSelector: ".slide" , container: ".main" , cssBlur: false , pagination: true , autoStart: 5000 ) ) ; |
As you may have noticed when viewing the slider example, there are different . All settings for these transitions are in the function above. Let's look at these settings:
- animation— a value that determines how the slides will change. Accepts the values "fade", "slide", or "bounce". And in order to make a vertical change of slides, you need to enter “slideUp” or “bounceUp”.
- slideSelector— a selector for selecting blocks with slides.
- container— this property defines the main container whose background will change.
- cssBlur This is a trial feature. If you don't want to set blur, then don't set this property.
- pagination— activates navigation.
- autoStart— automatic start of the slide show.
This slider is easy to install and if you figure it out, you can easily configure it and achieve the desired result. For this slider to work, you only need a few elements, which we will now consider in order.
HTML markup
Everything is very simple here, you just need to add the UL list at the very beginning right after the tag body.
There are only three lines in the list li, that is, the slider is designed for 3 images, if you need more, then the first step is to add the required number of lines. Let's move on.
CSS styles
This is probably the most important part of the work, since how our slider will work depends on the CSS. Open your site's style file and add the following code to it.
Body_slides( list-style:none; margin:0; padding:0; z-index:-2; background:#000;) .body_slides, .body_slides:after( position: fixed; width:100%; height:100% ; top:0px; left:0px;) .body_slides:after ( content: ""; background: transparent url(images/pattern.png) repeat top left;).body_slides li( width:100%; height:100%; position:absolute; top:0; left:0; background-size:cover; background-repeat:none; opacity:0; -webkit-animation: anim_slides 18s linear infinite 0s; -moz-animation: anim_slides 18s linear infinite 0s; -o-animation: anim_slides 18s linear infinite 0s; -ms-animation: anim_slides 18s linear infinite 0s; animation: anim_slides 18s linear infinite 0s; ) .body_slides li:nth-child(1)( background-image: url(images/ 1.jpg) ) .body_slides li:nth-child(2)( -webkit-animation-delay: 6.0s; -moz-animation-delay: 6.0s; background-image: url(images/2.jpg) ) . body_slides li:nth-child(3)( -webkit-animation-delay: 12.0s; -moz-animation-delay: 12.0s; background-image: url(images/3.jpg) ) @-webkit-keyframes anim_slides ( 0% (opacity:0;) 6% (opacity:1;) 24% (opacity:1;) 30% (opacity:0;) 100% (opacity:0;) ) @-moz-keyframes anim_slides ( 0% (opacity:0;) 6% (opacity:1;) 24% (opacity:1;) 30% (opacity:0;) 100% (opacity:0;) )
If you understand CSS, then it will not be difficult for you to understand what is responsible for what. I’ll tell you the minimum, because there’s no point in teaching CSS.
Our list with slides has a class body_slides. It is given styles for appearance and general settings.
Next we have a pseudo element - :after, which defines an additional layer and a pattern in the form of dots is superimposed on top of the background. This is done using the image to which the path is specified images/pattern.png. If you have a different path, please indicate it correctly.
.body_slides li:nth-child(1)- this is the first slide in order and it has a background image. Next comes nth-child(2), in addition to the picture, it is given another time and is equal to 6 seconds. That is, it will appear 6 seconds after the first slide. Next is nth-child(3), it will appear in another six seconds, so it has a time of 12 seconds. If you need to add a 4th slide, then add nth-child(4) and it should already have a time of 18 seconds. I think this is clear.
Next you need to specify the full animation time, it is now set in body_slides and equals 18 seconds. If you add 4 slides it will be equal to 24 and so on. If you are good at mathematics, you should be able to handle it, the main thing is not to make mistakes because the slider will not work at all. If desired, you can speed up or slow down by setting the desired time.
keyframes anim_slides- this is the appearance and disappearance of the slide. Initially, the slide is transparent and it is given the condition - opacity:0;. When it is the turn of any of the slides, it first appears, and then begins to become transparent again and completely disappears, and a new one appears in its place. If you want to change the speed of appearance or disappearance, change the percentage - this is a percentage of the total time.
The rest of the settings are according to desire and need - general background, now black, path to pictures, positioning, layer level, etc. The advantage of this slider is that it is simple and does not use scripts and entire libraries, if it were made using - jQuery. I really hope that if you wanted to change your background images, then this CSS slider will help you.
That's all, thanks for your attention. 🙂
Please tell me, is it possible to make a background image slider using slick slider?
Google doesn't help (The documentation says that images need to be placed in a div block. But what about background images?
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Temdo Slider is a powerful and easy-to-use tool for creating beautiful sliders for your website. Main features of the slider:
- You can choose any image or video as the background for each slide.
- Additional overlay image
- Scrolling animation
- Animation when changing slides
If you need to create a beautiful "classic" slider (background, no more than two additional graphic layers, a title, subtitle, text, and no more than two buttons on each slide), it is recommended to use Temdo Slider, especially if you need full-screen sliders and background videos.
Creating a Slider
To create a new slider, in the left menu of the WordPress Dashboard, select Slider > Add a new slide:
Slide type
The basic slide setting is the background type (image or video). Depending on the choice of this parameter, the slide settings interface changes: when selecting a video instead of a group of settings Static background a group appears Animated background.
Slide background
Select background image for the slide. Keep in mind that the background image will be stretched to fill the full width of the screen (while maintaining aspect ratio). Therefore, it is recommended to use images Full resolution HD (1920 x 1080 pixels). If you want the slider not to occupy the entire screen in height, you need to set the height in the slider settings.
Overlay image
Use this option to overlay an additional image with transparent or translucent background on top of the main background image. The overlaid image will be replicated across the entire surface of the slide as a texture.
Background Animation
Enable this option if you want to animate the background image. Once enabled, the following types of animation become available:
- Magnification relative to center (default)
- Magnification relative to the top left corner
- Magnification relative to the upper right corner
- Magnification relative to the lower left corner
- Magnification relative to the lower right corner
Background video
Temdo slider supports webm, mp4 and ogg video formats.
To use a video as a background, you must first upload it to your site's media library. To do this, in the left panel of the WordPress Dashboard, select Media files > Add new. Once the video has finished downloading, copy its address to the clipboard and return to editing the slide. Paste the path to the video file from the clipboard into the appropriate section of the slide settings. It is recommended to use video in all three formats whenever possible to support maximum quantity modern browsers.
Slide properties
This section sets the basic parameters of the slide:
- Header Design: You can choose a light design to go with a dark background, or a dark design to contrast the header against a light background.
- Navigation Color: Choose a color for the left-right arrows and navigation dots at the bottom of the slider
- Scrolling to a section: show an arrow that, when clicked, will scroll the page to the specified location. Enter a name for the anchor, for example '#contact'
- Do not show title: Enable this option if you do not want the title to be displayed on this slide.
- Don't show title shadow: Turn off the title shadow for this slide.
- Graphic Animation: Choose from two animation effects for your slide graphic
- Content Animation: Choose from two ways to animate your title, subtitle, text, and buttons
Setting the slide content style
Slide text content style settings (title, subtitle and text) are set in the corresponding settings groups:
- Slide title
- Slide subtitle
- Slide text
In each of these groups, you can set the font, color, size, and other style parameters for each element.
Graphics and SVG graphics
Here you can download an additional graphic element (), as well as vector graphics in SVG format. For each of these elements, you can set a link that will open when you click on the element.
Buttons on the slide
In this section you can set parameters for one or two buttons:
- Button text
- Link
- Hover animation
- Icon
Slide animation when scrolling
In this section, you can turn on and off animation when scrolling the entire slide content or individual slide elements. If desired (and able) you can produce fine tuning animations using CSS styles.
Saving a slide
Before saving a slide, add it to one or more sliders by checking the appropriate boxes in the Sliders section. If you don't have any sliders yet, click the link + Add a new slider:
