Based on the full-screen image switching code of the jQuery Mall Website, The jquery mall

Based on the full-screen image switching code of the jQuery Mall Website, The jquery mall

Switch code based on jQuery Mall Website full screen images. This is a full screen multi-image slide switching code for a mall website. As follows:

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Implementation code.

Html code:

<div class="slides">        <div class="slideInner">            <a href="#" style="background: url(img/slide1.jpg) no-repeat;">                <div class="moveElem img1" rel="0,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>                <div class="moveElem img2" rel="150,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>            </a><a href="#" style="background: url(img/slide2.jpg) no-repeat">                <div class="moveElem img1" rel="0,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>            </a><a href="#" class="slide3" style="background: url(img/slide3.jpg) no-repeat;">                <div class="moveElem img1" rel="0,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>                <div class="moveElem img2" rel="150,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>                <div class="moveElem img3" rel="300,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>            </a><a href="#" style="background: rgb(113, 209, 231);">                <div class="moveElem img1" rel="0,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>                <div class="moveElem img2" rel="150,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>            </a><a href="#" style="background: rgb(178, 44, 44);">                <div class="moveElem img1" rel="0,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>                <div class="moveElem img2" rel="150,easeInOutExpo">                                    </div>            </a>        </div>        <div class="nav">            <a class="prev" href="javascript:;"></a><a class="next" href="javascript:;"></a>        </div>    </div>

Js Code:

$(document).ready(function () {            $(".slideInner").slide({                slideContainer: $('.slideInner a'),                effect: 'easeOutCirc',                autoRunTime: 5000,                slideSpeed: 1000,                nav: true,                autoRun: true,                prevBtn: $('a.prev'),                nextBtn: $('a.next')            });        });

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