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The right and left is not what I meant, but it doesn’t really important as long as I can use the previousSlide and nextSlide functions.

The Controls(it is important) didn’t work. I tried it as that:

$('.cs-slide-link').click(function() {
var index = $(this).index();
if(playing) {
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').changeSlide(index);
playing = true;
}
else {
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').changeSlide(index);
setTimeout(function() {
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').resume();
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').pause();
playing = false;
}, 400);
}
});

I also tried to change the .cs-slide-link for .cs-navigation > .cs-slide-link and for .cs-navigation and even for .cs-slide-link .cs-active – not working.

Oh… I misunderstood you before.
The code above didn’t work, frankly. But I took the liberty and change it a bit with a sense of previously stated argument about the resume-pause buggy thing. And it worked! Just before the pause(), place the resume() and it will work. Without this, it doesn’t.

$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').previousSlide();
setTimeout(function() {
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').resume();
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').pause();
playing = false;
}, 400);

I don’t know why there’s a need of resume() before the pause in such case, if you think you know the answer I would be really glad to hear it.

Also, thanks a lot of the beforeStart function, it did help me to start the slider in pause mode
HOTDAMN! I LIKE THIS SLIDER! 😀

P.S. just at this moment, I noticed something… If the slider is paused and I use the swipe option, the slider come back to resume it self after the slide is changed. Is there a way to control the swipe function with JS, perhaps? The same thing is with regular navigation buttons(cs-controls and cs-navigation).

*Sorry for the mistake. #theleft and #left are the same.

I don’t know what exactly you mean by “Basically, the slider can’t be paused while the slide animation is being performed”, because I can pause the slider in any period of time, simply by pressing first the resume button I made and then the pause button. It works. Following this logic, I tried also this:

var playing = true;
(function($) {
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#pause').click(function() {
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').pause();
});
$('#resume').click(function() {
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').resume();
});
$('#left').click(function() {
if(playing) {
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').previousSlide();
playing = true;
}
else {
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').previousSlide();
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').resume();
$('.crellyslider-slider-myslider').data('crellySlider').pause();
playing = false;
}
});

});
})(jQuery);

But it didn’t work out. Basically, I want the logic behavior: if the slider paused and the user pressing left, the slide should change but remain paused.
Also, I want to start the slider paused, but not sure how to do this.
I hope you can help me with this or make it somehow to work in this order, because I really liked this slider.