Creating Automatic CSS Image slider with CSS3 animation & HTML5 | No Javascript or Jquery - Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Let's learn how to create an automatic CSS image slider with the help of CSS3 animations and transforms without using any line of javascript or jquery. Creating a pure CSS slider or HTML and CSS carousel was never been so easier. And if you think for the first time, you may wonder how will the slides move around without js or jquery, well that's the magic of CSS animation, @keyframe rule and transforms.
I'll start off by creating a simple HTML structure for our automatic Image slider and then we will style it using CSS. This CSS image slider will contain four different images, which serves as a slide for each turn, these slides will automatically slide after few seconds of gap. This will make it look like an auto playing slide show which we have created only with CSS.
This simple CSS image slider is great to demonstrate the power of css3 animation property. The purpose of this video is to show the possibilities of CSS animation. You can take this image slider further to make it look like a content slider by adding some extra markup.
===========CSS SLIDER SOURCE CODE==============
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Perfect! Thank you for this awesome video!
Great! I'd been searching for a while on how to implement a simple automatic slideshow using only HTML and CSS, and now I have found it! Not only that, your explanation is so clear and concise. Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I am glad it was helpful for you. I am really sorry for the delayed response. Let me know if you have any other video suggestions.
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Absolutely fantastic. Just what I was looking for. Super explanation. Your demo has allowed me to understand how to make alterations with knowledge. Thank you so much.
It's a great pleasure Jobey, I am really exhilarated by your kind feedback. :)
Woah good job, this just taught me a bunch and helped me better grasp a few things I already knew!
Thank you very much. Very good and clear to the point tutorial. Job well done.
Awesome tutorial dude very nice one :)
Hi Arun, thanks for your feedback! 🙂
Amazing! just what i needed!
Thank you for the tutorial! really help :D
man, you are talented...keep it up
Hey Jeremiah Azubuike, Thanks for your kind words! :)
THANK YOU
Thank you, that was remarkable.
Gotta like and a new sub! Very thorough and explained scenarios you can run into and fix them! Very detaild and worked fine!
If i use the new css grid would i still display flex or display grid?
awsome
I love it, just not sure how to put it to the right next to my logo image in the header. The logo has float: left and so I did with the slider, but the slider still appears under the logo.
Hi Anna, I am glad it helped you. You need to show the screenshot of what you're trying to achieve.
There was some problem with width only. I already fixed it :-)
@@annabrabec2600 great! 😊
thank you! but what if i have only 3 images? please help thanks
why my website only can show image no have the flow of slide?
This is great, but what if you have more than 4 images? I need a slide show that needs to show more than 4 images.
I just told it like it is. The alternate reverse function didn't seem to work too well so all I have done is to programmatically reverse to timing 'slices' and that does the trick. Because you had explained it so well it was a simple task to do it the way I have done it. www.turunccatsprotection.com/new_test.htm still under development at the moment.
where is javascript code
Hey this is purely made in css only you don't need any JavaScript! Good it helps.
the g.o.a.t even included the code