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  • #193725
    bfkd
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    Cheers,

    I use some slider on my website. After changing

    auto : sliderAuto ? sliderAuto : false;

    into

    auto : sliderAuto ? sliderAuto : true,

    every single slider is now on auto. Is there a way to say “this slider should start automatically and the other one not”?

    Thanks!

    #193726
    Senff
    Participant

    I use some slider on my website

    We’ll need more info. Which slider? Can you show us your site? Etc. etc.

    #193727
    bfkd
    Participant

    It’s a caroufredsel slider. The site isn’t online at the moment.
    The JS Slider Part in codepen: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/OPmzdK

    I thought there is a general way to solve a problem like this one.
    If you need more information. Just let me know.

    #193735
    Senff
    Participant

    I thought there is a general way to solve a problem like this one.

    There isn’t, as any carousel plugin is different.

    I’m not overly familiar with this plugin or it’s options. But you’re trying to control more than one slider on one page? If you want to change the functionality of them by editing the source JS files, then ALL instances of the slider will be affected. You should check into the available options where you fire the carousels. See http://docs.dev7studios.com/jquery-plugins/caroufredsel, under “Play with settings“.

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