I have a great new stack to share with you. It’s called Splider and it is a fantastically flexible, lightweight and powerful slider stack.
Of course we all have a slider stack in our collections but I am guessing you don’t have one quite like this one. Splider weighs in at less than 30KB in size and it can do all of this:
3 modes (slider, carousel and fade)
3 directions (left to right, right to left, top to bottom)
Ability to reveal a part of the next and/or previous slide
Slide by one or by many
Different settings for up to 3 device sizes
Lazy load image slides
And much more!!
We have big future plans for this stack too (see our roadmap)!
Hi all - a huge update to Splider was just pushed out. Here’s what’s new in v1.1:
Video child stack. You can now add Youtube, Vimeo or self-hosted videos as slides.
Video options. Autoplay, mute, loop etc
Styling options. You can now style the background, border and opacity of inactive and active slides!
Height ratio. New option to set the height / shape of slides by using an aspect ratio. This is especially useful if building a video or image slider. Also useful for ‘top to bottom’ slides.
Cover mode. Option to set any Splider Image slide stacks to ‘cover’ the available space. A great option to use in conjunction with the height ratio option for image slide shows.
Image child stack. Made the lazy load image stack a more general image stack
Hi @Balmidor - yes of course. It works in any framework just fine
(a small update is going out later today that fixes a styling issue with the arrows in some frameworks)
EDIT: v1.1.2 out now that addresses the styling issue. And while I’m here, in case you missed the v1.1.1 release:
Option to not reset progress when pause on hover ends (in autoplay mode)
Option to control alignment of slide content
Splide slides now reflect styling options in edit mode
The option to control alignment of slide content takes away a lot of the need to drop in third-party container stacks to hold your slide content. I have updated the demo project making use of this.
@habitualshaker - thanks for your quick feedback. I’m looking since some time for a stack solution, which will allow me to show images or content in a slider way with some options…I’m checking some more details, but most probably will buy your stack this week, since looks like the stack is offering what I was looking for…Rgds, Boris