Learn Cycle2 for jQuery From Top to Bottom

Adi PurdilaApr 15, 2016Lessons: 27Length: 2.1 hours

UX/UI UI Design

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1.1 Welcome

As a web designer, you probably needed a slider or slideshow plugin at some time, and perhaps you found one. But if you weren’t able to find one, or you weren’t happy with the one you found, you should really check out Cycle2. Let’s begin.

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1.Introduction
5 lessons, 12:27

1.1
Welcome
00:34

1.2
Why Cycle2?
02:22

1.3
Plugin Installation and License
01:30

1.4
A Basic Example
03:19

1.5
Settings Options
04:42

2.Basic Usage
7 lessons, 34:45

2.1
Captions
04:58

2.2
Using Navigation Controls
04:42

2.3
Slideshow Effects and Options
04:36

2.4
Continuous Slideshow
03:49

2.5
Using Overlays
04:32

2.6
Using Pagers
08:34

2.7
Using Non-Image Slides
03:34

3.Advanced Usage
3 lessons, 20:40

3.1
Auto-Height
06:27

3.2
Image Loader
05:19

3.3
Progressive Loading
08:54

4.Optional Plugins
6 lessons, 31:55

4.1
Carousel
09:04

4.2
Flip and Shuffle
05:53

4.3
ScrollVert and Tile
03:29

4.4
Caption2 and Center
05:55

4.5
Swipe
02:12

4.6
YouTube
05:22

5.The API
5 lessons, 28:27

5.1
Options
09:45

5.2
Commands
07:15

5.3
Events
04:09

5.4
Cycle States and Hash
04:51

5.5
Template Customization
02:27

6.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:42

6.1
Final Words
00:42

1.1 Welcome

As a web designer, I'm sure there was a time when you needed a slider or a slideshow plugin, and you probably found one, but just in case you haven't, or you're not happy with the one you found you should really check out Cycle2. This is a jQuery plugin that has tons of features, is a really easy to use and always just under 20 kilobytes. And in this course, you'll learn the ins and outs of Cycle 2 from basic usage to the more advanced API. Let's begin.

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Adi Purdila

Adi Purdila is a web design instructor for Tuts+. With over 100 courses and 200 tutorials published to date, Adi's goal is to help students become better web designers and developers by creating content that’s easy to follow and offers great value. Being self-taught himself, Adi strongly believes that constant learning (academic or otherwise) is the only way to move forward and achieve your goals. When not typing away at his keyboard, he loves woodworking and caring for his ever-growing family of rescue pets. You can stay up to date with what he's doing by following him on social media or visiting his website at adipurdila.com.

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Learn Cycle2 for jQuery From Top to Bottom

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1.1 Welcome

1.Introduction5 lessons, 12:27

2.Basic Usage7 lessons, 34:45

3.Advanced Usage3 lessons, 20:40

4.Optional Plugins6 lessons, 31:55

5.The API5 lessons, 28:27

6.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:42

1.1 Welcome

1.Introduction
5 lessons, 12:27

2.Basic Usage
7 lessons, 34:45

3.Advanced Usage
3 lessons, 20:40

4.Optional Plugins
6 lessons, 31:55

5.The API
5 lessons, 28:27

6.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:42