Control over what a "page" is?

[smlombardi]

I have a lemmon slider 1000 pixels wide on desktop, which displays 3 photos.

I have a button wired to "next page", but it slides 2 images over. Any idea how I can control how many slides constitutes a "page" so I might have all 3 slide off and be replaced by next 3?

[lemmon]

A page means an area containing full visible slides. If your 3rd image is not fully shown it is assigned to the next page.

There is also an event to slide to specific element:

$slider.trigger('slideTo', [4]); // slides to the 5th item (range: 0..n-1)
$slider.trigger('slideTo', [5, 'fast']); // define speed

[smlombardi]

Thanks. Is there a way to get the index of the "current" slide, so that I can do "slideTo currentSlide+3"?

On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 11:38 AM, Lemmon [email protected] wrote:

A page means an area containing full visible slides. If your 3rd image is not fully shown it is assigned to the next page.

There is also an event to slide to specific element:

$slider.trigger('slideTo', [4]); // slides to the 5th item (range: 0..n-1)$slider.trigger('slideTo', [5, 'fast']); // define speed

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/lemmon/Lemmon-Slider/issues/6#issuecomment-13441595.

[lemmon]

Current slide has always class active. You can count the number of slides before it. It's a bit of a stretch but this plugin was build as lightweight as possible. I am working on newer version with a little bit more functionality to address these issues.

[adax89]

sorry but I don't know where I should paste $slider.trigger('slideTo', [4]); // slides to the 5th item (range: 0..n-1) to be have triger ;( Tell me where?