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September 18, 2013 at 7:31 am #150476
lambdaka
ParticipantHI there ! Anythingslider is a very nice plugin.. thanks ! My little problem :
I achieve to hide previous arrow on first slide, and next arrow on last slide using :
infiniteSlides: false, stopAtEnd: true,
but when I’m using “appendBackTo” to choose my own arrow
appendBackTo: $('#nav-slider'), appendForwardTo: $('#nav-slider2'),
the arrow I would like to hide are not hiding..
Do I miss something..?
The whole code below:
<script> // DOM Ready $(function(){ $('#slider') .anythingSlider({ appendBackTo: $('#nav-slider span:eq(0)'), appendForwardTo: $('#nav-slider span:eq(1)'), forwardText: "dhdgd<img height='20' width='20' src='//eofdreams.com/data_images/dreams/image/image-07.jpg'>", backText: "<img height='20' width='20' src='//eofdreams.com/data_images/dreams/image/image-07.jpg'>dhdgd", resizeContents : true, addWmodeToObject : 'opaque', buildNavigation : false, buildStartStop : false, infiniteSlides: false, stopAtEnd: true }) // Initialize video extension // see https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters?hl=en#Parameters for a list of parameters .anythingSliderVideo({ // video id prefix; suffix from $.fn.anythingSliderVideo.videoIndex videoId : 'asvideo', }); }); </script>
Thanks a lot !
September 19, 2013 at 3:45 pm #150640lambdaka
Participantfound the solution here :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15155377/how-to-disable-anythingslider-forward-button-onlast-slide-and-back-button-on-firUse the following code
$('#slider').anythingSlider({ onInitialized : function(){ // hide back arrow $('.arrow.back').hide(); }, onSlideComplete : function(){ if($('#slider .panel:not(.cloned)').first().hasClass('activePage')){ // hide back arrow $('.arrow.back').hide(); } else{ $('.arrow.back').show(); } if($('#slider .panel:not(.cloned)').last().hasClass('activePage')){ // hide forward arrow $('.arrow.forward').hide(); } else{ $('.arrow.forward').show(); } } });
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