I'm looking for a way to adjust the sensitivity (or threshold) for swiping to the next/prev slide - for example, I'd like to be able to only swipe 2px left or right and release to move to the next/prev slide. Note that I'm not asking for the dragThreshold option, which adjusts when the horizontal swipe kicks in - I want to actually move to the next slide with less effort, such as on Patagonia's mobile site: https://www.patagonia.com/product/mens-pack-in-pullover-hoody/20895.html
test that against https://flickity.metafizzy.co/options.html on mobile to see how much more stubborn flickity is before it swipes.
I can't find any examples of this, is there any way to do it outside of manually tracking drag direction and distance, and manually triggering an advance to the next or prev index? If that's the only way, can you share a code snippet? Thanks!
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Hi I am creating Scroll effect Like this website https://durimel.io/nel and For this I am using a GitHub repo https://github.com/corentinfardeau/horizontal-scroll#container-node-dom-null, I have two Concerns the Primary Concern is that How can I change the direction of scroll in horizontal Scrolling {Means Like when I am moving my scroll wheel of mouse Forward the Text is going From left to right "But How can I change it from Right to Left"} Pretty much same like in the reference website when we are scrolling one line is going from right left and two vice versa. Today I spent a lot of time surfing through the internet for find the answer How we can change the direction of Scroll in Horizontal Scrolling?
The second Concern is the How can I make the horizontal scrolling infinite? Means Like When I am scrolling to the end (till item 12 {you will get that when you will see the codepen}) the scrolling Stops But I do not want scrolling to be stopped instead the item 1 have to come again Pretty much same like the reference website I have given in the first line .
Here is the Code Pen <!-- https://codepen.io/shayan-kanwal/pen/RwZdvmw -->
Thanks For help Advance
Is there a github or open source project which is a horizontal slider/swiper like on the google Films page?
Live Demo: https://www.google.at/search?q=films
I did a research but could not found the same behavior because this swiper does not force you to drag, on the desktop, you also can use the vertical scroll wheel and if you use the next button, it jumps to the next x elements and calculates how much it can skip depending on the screen size. Also the elements does not snap in place which is great I think, if you swipe. The cover is under your fingertip and moves as you swipe and does not do an animation or moves and snap in place, you just can swipe along.
and if you have js disabled, at least you can use the scroll wheel :)
Thx for help and tips.
I have been trying to search for different things, but I couldnt find the suiting solution for my problem.
I need to scroll to the next div, when you swipe up on the iPad, so the div's top snaps to the ipads top. I think this would be simply on .scroll in combination with .scrollTop(), right? So now when you scroll, it should detect either you scroll down or up, and when you do so, jump to the next or previous div.
Has anyone a ressource, where I can find a solution to this?
Thanks in advance
I've done the exact same thing a while ago for my Personal Website. (if you check it with a tablet or a smart phone you can see it in action)
what I used was:
jQuery Mobile: to detect touch moves and unbind the scroll
Touch Swipe Plugin: to detect the direction of swipe
And the rest is simple jQuery animation using scrollTop() and offset()
I am trying to recreate Gmail (on Android's) "swipe to delete" interface. In this GUI the user can
Swipe left or swipe right, and the entire list item moves with the thumb.
After it is swiped more than X distance, the item swooshes away and is replaced with an "undo" icon
Releasing the row, if X distance hasn't been reached, should put the object in its original place.
If a second item is swiped, and an undo box is showing from a previous swipe, that row is deleted, and the animation and logic starts all over from scratch.
I have a demo of this working here, but it doesn't seem to perform too well. http://jsbin.com/EWUbeTI/2/edit
Is there a more efficient way to handle this animation?
This one is primarily about positioning and handling a lot of touch events. There are two divs placed on top of one another. Each is absolutely positioned to pull this off.
Top Div (Email)
When a drag occurs, the top div alters its left position by the drag delta IF that delta is negative (moving left) and the current left value of the row is not greater than 0 (prevents a right drag). When the dragging stops, if the row has been moved at least 25% of the width of the container, we assume the user wants to commit and we go ahead and slide it all the way off. Otherwise we set its left back to zero and then animate it back in as a canceled drag.
Bottom Div (Archive)
The bottom div doesn't move, but handles the touch of the area. If the touch occurs on the button, the item is collapsed (you could slide as well). A smooth collapsing requires you to remove the padding kendo ui mobile sets on the element.
http://jsbin.com/AfoQUKoQ/2/edit
NOTE: This implementation is very specific to the iOS 7 skin and wont work right with others due to the specific CSS styling
Hopefully this gets you moving in the right direction.
I want to understand if there's a jQuery or JavaScript package out there that allows both horizontal and vertical sliding of images/data at the same time in one nested slider?
I'm having trouble finding a package that allows this to work effectively.
It needs to have buttons to go up, down, left and right as well as the ability to slide using finger gesture when used with touch screen (optional). Also, when on slide 1c for example, when next is selected to go to slide 2a not 2c. Any help or advice would be gratefully received.
check out ankkit.com. its a portfolio of a friend of mine. he has done what you want
Have you tried iDangerous Swiper Plugin? I think this is what you are looking for.