Hi Bradley,
It’s not possible sorry, it’s just how Flex Slider works (we don’t develop Flex Slider, it’s a third party open source slider).
Regards,
Tom
Do you know how to implement this:
animationLoop: true,
Source:
http://www.woothemes.com/flexslider/
Hi Bradley,
animationLoop is set to true by default, setting it to false means it won’t go back to the start once you get to the last slide.
https://github.com/woothemes/FlexSlider/blob/master/jquery.flexslider.js#L820
Regards,
Tom
Here is java script line to make it have infinite loop as I want. Where do I add this script?
//get the first list item and put it after the last list item (that’s how the infinite effects is made) ‘
$(‘#carousel_ul li:last’).after($(‘#carousel_ul li:first’));
Source:
http://web.enavu.com/tutorials/making-an-infinite-jquery-carousel/
Hi Bradley,
That code is not for use with Flex Slider, it’s not that simple to drop in code from other slideshows. To use that code you’d need to follow the tutorial and create a new plugin from scratch.
If you really need an infinitely scrolling carousel then you’re probably best off looking for a carousel plugin that doesn’t use Flex Slider (it will be simpler than trying to edit Meta Slider/Flex Slider).
Regards,
Tom.
I’m suffering the same situation. Why wouldn’t you give flexslider this navigational option? Every other slider of any note can perform a simple carousel return (instead of the fast rewind).
Hi,
If flexslider supported it we would add it, but it doesn’t sorry.
Regards,
Tom.
FlexSlider 2 supports “animationLoop” have a look at this demo, unfortunately it is set to false but the option is there;
http://flexslider.woothemes.com/basic-carousel.html
Can this be implemented in Meta Slider?
This is the site, still under development
http://mccauleyservices.com/segal/
Hi,
Please see my previous reply – animationLoop is set to true by default anyway.
It doesn’t do what you expect it does, from the code:
animationLoop: true, //Boolean: Should the animation loop? If false, directionNav will received “disable” classes at either end
Regards,
Tom.
