JQuery implements the left and right moving focus chart, and jquery implements the focus chart.
This example describes the left-right moving focus chart implemented by jQuery. We will share this with you for your reference. The details are as follows:
Jquery section:
$(function () { var _speed = 1000; var _len = 0; var _size = 150; var _direction = 'left'; function mar(){ if(_direction == 'left'){ if(_len >= 450){ _direction = 'right'; }else{ $(".flow ul").animate({"margin-left":"-=" + _size + "px"}); _len += _size; } }else{ if(_len <= 0){ _direction = 'left'; }else{ $(".flow ul").animate({"margin-left":"+=" + _size + "px"}); _len -= _size; } } } var _go = setInterval(mar,_speed); $("#pic_left").click(function (){ _direction = 'left'; }); $("#pic_right").click(function (){ _direction = 'right'; }); $(".flow li").mouseover(function (){ clearInterval(_go); }).mouseout(function (){ _go = setInterval(mar,_speed); });});
Html section
<div class="salebox"> <A class="left" id="pic_left">left</A> <DIV class="pcont" id="ISL_Cont_1"> <DIV class="ScrCont"> <div class="flowbox" style="width:150px; height:60px; overflow:hidden;float:left;"> <div class="flow" style="width:150px;height:60px;"> <ul > <li></li> <li></li> <li></li> <li></li> </ul> </div> </div> </DIV> </DIV> <A class="right" id="pic_right">right</A></div>