This article illustrates the use of the jquery plug-in, bxslider. Share with you for your reference. The specific usage is as follows:

First, the corresponding js file is called:

<script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery.bxslider.js"></script>

jQuery code section:

$(function(){
 $('#marquee').bxSlider({
  mode:'vertical', // The default is horizontal
  displaySlideQty:1,// According to li The number of
  moveSlideQty: 1,// mobile li The number of
  captions: true,// The automatic control
  auto: true,
  controls: false// Hide left and right buttons
 });
});

The structure of HTML is as follows:

<div style="width:450px; height:296px; float:left;
overflow:hidden; margin-left:200px;">
 <ul id="marquee">
  <li>
  <img src="img/1.jpg" alt="banner_ beauty "
  style="width:450px; height:296px;">
  </li>
  <li>
  <img src="img/2.jpg" alt="banner_ beauty "
  style="width:450px; height:296px;">
  </li>
 </ul>
</div>

CSS defines left and right button styles:

.bx-prev{
width:12px; height:26px;
background:#f00;text-indent: -999999px;z-index: 999;
position: absolute; float:left; left:455px; top:110px;
}
.bx-next{
width:12px; height:26px;
background:#f00; text-indent: -999999px;
z-index: 999;
position: absolute; top:110px;left:-15px;
}

Parameter description:

bxSlider configuration parameters: bxSlider has a number of configuration parameters that allow you to create a wide variety of slider effects:

mode: ‘horizontal’, // ‘horizontal’, ‘vertical’, ‘fade’ define the direction of slider scrolling, with 3 values to choose from infiniteLoop: true, // true, false-display first slide after last infinite loop hideControlOnEnd: false, // true, false-if true, will hide ‘next’ control on ‘on’ control on first if true is set, next ‘next’ control

control

prev controls: true, // true, false-previous and next controls whether to display the “previous” and “next” buttons speed: 500, // integer-in ms, duration of time slide will will occupy speed in milliseconds easing: ‘swing’, // used with jquery.easing.1.3.js - see http://gsgd.co.uk/sandbox/jquery/easing/ for available options pager: true, // true / false - display a pager pagerSelector: null, // jQuery selector - element to contain the pager. ex: ‘#pager’ pagerType: ‘full’, // ‘full’, ‘short’ - if ‘full’ pager displays 1,2,3… if ‘short’ pager displays 1/4 if full is set, 1, 2, 3… , if short is set, 1/4 will be displayed. pagerLocation: ‘bottom’, // ‘bottom’, ‘top’ - location of pager page number location pagerShortSeparator: ’/’, // string-ex: ‘of’ pager would display 1 of 4 page separator pagerActiveClass: ‘pager-active ’, // string-attached to the active pager link className of the current page number nextText: ‘next’, // string-text displayed for ‘next’ control text on the next page nextImage: ’, // string-filepath image used for next control. ex: ‘images/ next. jpg’ can be set to the next page as a picture nextSelector: null, // jQuery selector - element to contain the next control. ex: ‘#next’ prevText: ‘prev’, // string-text displayed for ‘previous’ control prevImage: ”, // string-filepath of image used for previous control ex: ‘images/ prev.jpg ’, page 1 prevSelector: null, // jQuery selector - element to contain the previous control. ex: ‘#next’ captions: false, // true, false-display image captions (reads the image ‘title’ tag) whether to display the title of the image, read the content of the title property of the image.

captionsSelector: null, // jQuery selector - element to contain the captions. ex: ‘#captions’ auto: false, // true, false-make slideshow change automatically slides automatically scroll autoDirection: ‘next’, // ‘next’, ‘prev’ - direction in which auto show will traverse automatic scrolling order autoControls: false, // true, false-show ‘start’ stop’ controls ‘for auto show autoControlsSelector: null, // jQuery selector - element to contain the auto controls. ex: ‘#auto-controls’ autoStart: true, // true, false - if false show will wait for ‘start’ control to activate autoHover: false, // true, false-if true show pause on mouseover setting mouseover pause pause pause on mouseover autoDelay: 0, // integer - in ms, the amount of time before starting the auto show pause: 3000, // integer-in ms, the duration between each slide transition transition time startText: ‘start’, // string-text displayed for start control start button text startImage: ”, // string-filepath of used start control. ex: ‘images/ start. jpg’ start button image stopText: ‘stop’, // string-text displayed for ‘stop’ control stop button text stopImage: ’, // string-filepath of image used for ‘stop’ control. ex: ‘images/ stop. jpg’ picture of the stop button ticker: false, // true, false - continuous motion ticker mode (think news ticker) // note: autoControls and autoControlsSelector apply to ticker! tickerSpeed: 5000, // integer - has an inverse effect on speed. therefore, a value of 10000 will // scroll very slowly while a value of 50 will scroll very quickly. tickerDirection: ‘next’, // ‘next’, ‘prev’ - direction in which ticker show will traverse tickerHover: false, // true, false - if true ticker will pause on mouseover wrapperClass: ‘bx-wrapper’, // string - classname attached to the slider wraper startingSlide: 0, // integer - show will start on specified slide. note: slides are zero based! displaySlideQty: 1, // integer - number of slides to display at once moveSlideQty: 1, // integer - number of slides to move at once randomStart: false, // true, false - if true show will start on a random slide

I hope this article has helped you with your jQuery programming.