Very cool jQuery/HTML5 image slider effect with elastic menu

At the beginning of the new week, when I was sitting in front of my desk, I went to view some jQuery and HTML5 application plug-ins, today, let's take a look at a very cool jQuery/HTML5 image slider special effect. This plug-in features a good elastic menu on the image. When you move the mouse over the menu, a translucent image will pop up. Let's take a look.

Of course, we can't simply look at the effect, or simply analyze the source code.

First, use the simplest HTML code to construct the image slider frame with menus:

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The following is the CSS3 code, which is mainly used to render the left and right arrows and Image Shadow effects. Here we paste the core CSS code:

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The focus is on jQuery code. The following jQuery code implements the slider animation of the image and the elastic animation effect when the mouse slides over the menu:

$( sliderInterval = setInterval(7000'.nav-arrow').click(($().attr('id') == 'arrow-left''#dots li').click( thisIndex = $((thisIndex < $('#dots li.active' (thisIndex > $('#dots li.active''#dots li.active').removeClass('active').addClass('active' curIndex = $('#image-slider li.active-img'(curIndex == 0'#image-slider li:last-child').addClass('next-img'0'#image-slider li.active-img').removeClass('active-img').css('left', '-923px''#image-slider li.next-img').attr('class', 'active-img' nextIndex = $('#image-slider li.active-img''#dots li.active').removeClass('active''#dots li').eq(nextIndex).addClass('active''#image-slider li.active-img').prev().addClass('next-img'0'#image-slider li.active-img').removeClass('active-img').css('left', '-923px''#image-slider li.next-img').attr('class', 'active-img' nextIndex = $('#image-slider li.active-img''#dots li.active').removeClass('active''#dots li').eq(nextIndex).addClass('active' curIndex = $('#image-slider li.active-img'(curIndex == $('#image-slider li').length - 1'#image-slider li:first-child').addClass('next-img').css('left', 9230'#image-slider li.active-img').removeClass('active-img').css('left', '-923px''#image-slider li.next-img').attr('class', 'active-img' nextIndex = $('#image-slider li.active-img''#dots li.active').removeClass('active''#dots li').eq(nextIndex).addClass('active''#image-slider li.active-img').next().addClass('next-img').css('left', 9230'#image-slider li.active-img').removeClass('active-img').css('left', '-923px''#image-slider li.next-img').attr('class', 'active-img' nextIndex = $('#image-slider li.active-img''#dots li.active').removeClass('active''#dots li').eq(nextIndex).addClass('active''#image-slider li').eq(newIndex).addClass('next-img'0'#image-slider li.active-img').removeClass('active-img').css('left', '-923px''#image-slider li.next-img').attr('class', 'active-img''#image-slider li').eq(newIndex).addClass('next-img').css('left', 9230'#image-slider li.active-img').removeClass('active-img').css('left', '-923px''#image-slider li.next-img').attr('class', 'active-img'

Very concise JS Code.

Finally, we can only see the basic slider effect in IE6.7.8. The source code is attached.>