As web designers, we often need some sort of slider or slideshow in our projects. And then begins the quest for finding the one that has the features we want but doesn’t break our server in half with really large source files.
Enter Cycle2, a plugin developed by Mike Alsup which has tons of features, is really easy to use, and comes in at just under 20Kb.
In this course you’ll learn about the basic and advanced usage of Cycle2, get an overview of the available plugins, and finish off by learning about the API.
1.Introduction
1.1Welcome00:34
1.1
Welcome
00:34
1.2Why Cycle2?02:22
1.2
Why Cycle2?
02:22
1.3Plugin Installation and License01:30
1.3
Plugin Installation and License
01:30
1.4A Basic Example03:19
1.4
A Basic Example
03:19
1.5Settings Options04:42
1.5
Settings Options
04:42
2.Basic Usage
2.1Captions04:58
2.1
Captions
04:58
2.2Using Navigation Controls04:42
2.2
Using Navigation Controls
04:42
2.3Slideshow Effects and Options04:36
2.3
Slideshow Effects and Options
04:36
2.4Continuous Slideshow03:49
2.4
Continuous Slideshow
03:49
2.5Using Overlays04:32
2.5
Using Overlays
04:32
2.6Using Pagers08:34
2.6
Using Pagers
08:34
2.7Using Non-Image Slides03:34
2.7
Using Non-Image Slides
03:34
3.Advanced Usage
3.1Auto-Height06:27
3.1
Auto-Height
06:27
3.2Image Loader05:19
3.2
Image Loader
05:19
3.3Progressive Loading08:54
3.3
Progressive Loading
08:54
4.Optional Plugins
4.1Carousel09:04
4.1
Carousel
09:04
4.2Flip and Shuffle05:53
4.2
Flip and Shuffle
05:53
4.3ScrollVert and Tile03:29
4.3
ScrollVert and Tile
03:29
4.4Caption2 and Center05:55
4.4
Caption2 and Center
05:55
4.5Swipe02:12
4.5
Swipe
02:12
4.6YouTube05:22
4.6
YouTube
05:22
5.The API
5.1Options09:45
5.1
Options
09:45
5.2Commands07:15
5.2
Commands
07:15
5.3Events04:09
5.3
Events
04:09
5.4Cycle States and Hash04:51
5.4
Cycle States and Hash
04:51
5.5Template Customization02:27
5.5
Template Customization
02:27
6.Conclusion
6.1Final Words00:42
6.1
Final Words
00:42
