Make Featured Content Slider

Make Featured Content SliderHere I’ll show you how to make a featured content slider. With it you will be able to make any type of slider, gallery, or light box.

It is cross browser and highly customizable. It is based off of the great Coda Slider which is available here for download.

Along the way you will also learn a lot about JQuery, HTML and CSS. All of the code follows the video below. Also the code is in a zipped archive for download.

If you need to brush up on your HTML, CSS, or JQuery check out those tutorials. And, if you like videos like this share it [nttfblike]

Code From Video

INDEX.HTML

CODA-SLIDER-2.0.CSS

JQUERY.CODA-SLIDER-2.0.JS

13 thoughts on “Make Featured Content Slider”

  1. My current-thumb isn’t changing opacity levels as they become active. I’ve done everything according to the video but upong refreshing the page, the first thumb becomes “lit” but as it changes to the second one and so forth, they all remain opacity=50.

    Does anyone else have this issue?

    1. Look at the changes you made to the code for any errors. My next video will explore how to change the featured content slider. Maybe that will help?

      1. Yep, my bad! During the whole coding I wasn’t cutting and pasting, I was actually typing it and as a result I omitted the “.” before the nav-thumbs “parent.(‘.nav-thumbs’)”

        Works great!!!
        Thanks once again!

  2. Hi Derek,

    I’m editing your code that you kindly gave out, but I’m having a small bit of difficulty. My main images are smaller than yours, and when I edit the css to make the slider smaller, so there isn’t random black space, the right arrow disappears!

    Any advice?
    Thanks!

    1. Got it! I missed a “762px” and the right arrow was off in no-man’s land!

      Thank you for the fantastic tutorial!
      Gary

  3. Hi Derek-Have been out of the loop of late but am in process of building an eCommerce site. As always, your tutorial is wonderful.
    One question: Rather than slide, how can I produce a fade, or a “soft” slide transition with this?

    Thank you for your consideration.

    Bob

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