Yes it’s possible, but you need to know some HTML and javascript.
Scroll at the end of the documentation (http://fabiorino1.altervista.org/projects/crellyslider/documentation/). I wrote how to use the API of the plugin. If you need some help, please ask me!
Thank you for your quick answering !
Indeed I had read this part of documentation, but I’m sooooo noob in javascript …
Could you please explain me the steps I should do if I want for example to set a button that links me to slide “3” even if I’m on slide “1” ?
Thank you a lot for this very nice plugin, by the way 😀
Sure, copy this code where you want the button to be displayed:
<button id="gotoslide3">Go to Slide 3</button>
<script type="text/javascript">
(function($) {
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#gotoslide3').click(function() {
// Go to slide 3 (the slide 3 has index = 2 because we start counting from 0)
$('.crellyslider-slider-test').data('crellySlider').changeSlide(2);
// When the slide-out animation finishes, pause
setTimeout(function() {
$('.crellyslider-slider-test').data('crellySlider').pause();
}, 1000);
});
});
})(jQuery);
</script>
yay thank you so much ! Gotta try that ASAP 🙂
and … it … works so fine ! thxs !
I’ve tried using this code but it gets jQuery errors & won’t work.
I have a jQuery widget running on the same page.
Is there a way to avoid these errors while still using other jQuery in the page?
Thanks,
