New Features
There's been some pretty important changes to Slidorion. Here are some of these changes...
Allows embedded HTML
New random effect (slide, over and all)
Easier usability
Improved performance
Bug fixes; click disabled during transition
Slidorion is a combination of an image slider and an accordion; displaying beautiful content through various effects.
Version 1.0 sees some vital changes and bugs fixes. Most important of these is allow HTML content to be displayed within each slide.
Slidorion was created by Ben Holland. Follow me on Twitter
Slidorion caters for all kinds of content; from HTML to simple images such as this.
Make sure images are the correct size, or give that slide a background to prevent objects behind seeping through.
Check out the next slide to see an example on how to use the transparent background
Each slide can be styled individually, giving you the attach to add custom backgrounds and colours to them to make Slidorion exactly what you need it to be.
For a cool background effect, check out this demo
Version 1.0
Slidorion was created by Ben Holland, student and part time web developer at Tidy Design. Follow me on Twitter or check out my blog.
Contribute or tell me about issues on GitHub
Slidorion is FREE to use provided that you leave my credits intact, and is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 see details here
Basic demo - click to see
Random Effect demo - click to see
Random Slide demo - click to see
Random Overlap demo - click to see
Multiple Slidorion demo - click to see
fade - click for demo
slideRandom - click for demo
overRandom - click for demo
slideUp
slideRight
slideDown
slideLeft
overUp
overRight
overDown
overLeft
none
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/slidorion.css" /> <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <script src="js/jquery.easing.js"></script> <script src="js/jquery.slidorion.min.js"></script>Download Slidorion
The required selector tags are shown. This is the structure that must be maintained throughout. The accordion and slider can change positions though, i.e. accordion on the left
<div id="slidorion"> <div id="slider"> <div class="slide"></div> <div class="slide"></div> <div class="slide"></div> </div> <div id="accordion"> <div class="link-header">New Features</div> <div class="link-content"> <!-- content --> </div> <div class="link-header">A Simple Image</div> <div class="link-content"> <!-- content --> </div> <div class="link-header">Background Image w/ HTML</div> <div class="link-content"> <!-- content --> </div> </div> </div>
$(document).ready(function(){ $('#slidorion').slidorion(); });
$(document).ready(function(){ $('#slidorion').slidorion({ speed: 1000, interval: 4000, effect: 'slideLeft' }); });