├── .gitignore ├── CHANGELOG.txt ├── GPL-LICENSE.txt ├── MIT-LICENSE.txt ├── README.txt ├── images ├── 1.jpg ├── 2.jpg ├── 3.jpg ├── 4.jpg ├── 5.jpg ├── 6.jpg ├── 7.jpg ├── 8.jpg └── 9.jpg ├── index.html ├── js ├── jquery.waterwheelCarousel.js └── jquery.waterwheelCarousel.min.js └── waterwheelcarousel.jquery.json /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | .DS_Store 2 | packager.rb -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /CHANGELOG.txt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ================================= 2 | Version 2.3.0 - Mar 2013 3 | ================================= 4 | - Added a new option to control if the carousel is moved when non-center images are clicked 5 | 6 | ================================= 7 | Version 2.2.0 - Mar 2013 8 | ================================= 9 | - Adjusted legal header a bit, also include legal header in minified version 10 | - Three new options that allow you to disable the preloader and specify forced width/height for images 11 | - Fixed autoplay bug where it would continue to rotate the carousel automatically after user interaction 12 | 13 | ================================= 14 | Version 2.1.3 - Mar 2013 15 | ================================= 16 | - bug fix where opacity and depth for items are not set properly on start/reload 17 | 18 | ================================= 19 | Version 2.1.2 - Mar 2013 20 | ================================= 21 | - bug fixes in preloader and how images are counted 22 | 23 | ================================= 24 | Version 2.1 - Mar 2013 25 | ================================= 26 | - New option "edgeFadeEnabled" - items will animate to a hidden position in the center instead of fading off the edge. Now default option. 27 | - Add support for images of different proportions 28 | - typo in preloader 29 | 30 | ================================= 31 | Version 2.0 - Feb 2013 32 | ================================= 33 | - first image in DOM now placed in center by default 34 | - some options renamed, with their meanings changed. See options descriptions for info 35 | - code cleanup, some inefficiencies removed 36 | - full support for circular rotation - and thus removed the edgeReaction configuration 37 | - fixed bug where you could click a "hidden" item 38 | - callbacks no longer fire multiple times if the carousel rotates more than once 39 | - all items no longer need to animate to position during setup, decreasing load on browser 40 | - 'up' and 'down' arrow keys now only apply if the carousel is in vertical orientation 41 | - next/prev buttons as well as keyboard nav will always turn off autoplay now 42 | - updated jQuery compatability from 1.4 to 1.9 43 | - Intialize multiple carousels from the same selector 44 | - added public API methods: next, prev, reload 45 | - removed built in next and prev button handling, use the API methods instead now 46 | 47 | ================================= 48 | Version 1.3 - May 22 2011 49 | ================================= 50 | - three new callbacks: movingToCenter, movingFromCenter, and movedFromCenter 51 | - 'active' class now added to item in center, configureable thru options 52 | - keyboard arrow nav can now be used to move the carousel 53 | - allow for zero opacity, just set opacity option to 1 54 | - autoplay only moves carousel when animations completed 55 | - circular is supported now, tho not infinite. see new option 'edgeReaction' 56 | - general code cleanup 57 | - updated jQuery to 1.6.1 58 | 59 | ================================= 60 | Version 1.2.3 - March 21 2011 61 | ================================= 62 | [note that 1.2.2 was just a fix for missing files] 63 | - Added latest version of jQuery (1.5.1) 64 | - Chrome fix where images were not always shown 65 | - IE9 fix where images were not preloaded properly 66 | 67 | ================================= 68 | Version 1.2.1 - February 8 2011 69 | ================================= 70 | - fixed bug in movedToCenter callback. Will not call for null item now. 71 | 72 | ================================= 73 | Version 1.2 - January 15 2011 74 | ================================= 75 | - support for more than one carousel on a page 76 | - autoplay works properly 77 | - control box with previous next 78 | - added a bunch of example cases to index.html in release 79 | - internet explorer bugs fixed 80 | - changed HTML structure 81 | - lots of bug fixes 82 | 83 | ================================= 84 | Version 1.1 - December 2010 85 | ================================= 86 | - fixed some lines of code that prevented vertical carousel from working 87 | - added support for Facebox/Facybok jQuery plugins 88 | - adjusted the way movedToCenter works. 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139 | 140 | 141 | 142 | 143 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /js/jquery.waterwheelCarousel.js: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | /*! 2 | * Waterwheel Carousel 3 | * Version 2.3.0 4 | * http://www.bkosborne.com 5 | * 6 | * Copyright 2011-2013 Brian Osborne 7 | * Dual licensed under GPLv3 or MIT 8 | * Copies of the licenses have been distributed 9 | * with this plugin. 10 | * 11 | * Plugin written by Brian Osborne 12 | * for use with the jQuery JavaScript Framework 13 | * http://www.jquery.com 14 | */ 15 | ;(function ($) { 16 | 'use strict'; 17 | 18 | $.fn.waterwheelCarousel = function (startingOptions) { 19 | 20 | // Adds support for intializing multiple carousels from the same selector group 21 | if (this.length > 1) { 22 | this.each(function() { 23 | $(this).waterwheelCarousel(startingOptions); 24 | }); 25 | return this; // allow chaining 26 | } 27 | 28 | var carousel = this; 29 | var options = {}; 30 | var data = {}; 31 | 32 | function initializeCarouselData() { 33 | data = { 34 | itemsContainer: $(carousel), 35 | totalItems: $(carousel).find('img').length, 36 | containerWidth: $(carousel).width(), 37 | containerHeight: $(carousel).height(), 38 | currentCenterItem: null, 39 | previousCenterItem: null, 40 | items: [], 41 | calculations: [], 42 | carouselRotationsLeft: 0, 43 | currentlyMoving: false, 44 | itemsAnimating: 0, 45 | currentSpeed: options.speed, 46 | intervalTimer: null, 47 | currentDirection: 'forward', 48 | leftItemsCount: 0, 49 | rightItemsCount: 0, 50 | performingSetup: true 51 | }; 52 | data.itemsContainer.find('img').removeClass(options.activeClassName); 53 | } 54 | 55 | /** 56 | * This function will set the autoplay for the carousel to 57 | * automatically rotate it given the time in the options 58 | * Can clear the autoplay by passing in true 59 | */ 60 | function autoPlay(stop) { 61 | // clear timer 62 | clearTimeout(data.autoPlayTimer); 63 | // as long as no stop command, and autoplay isn't zeroed... 64 | if (!stop && options.autoPlay !== 0) { 65 | // set timer... 66 | data.autoPlayTimer = setTimeout(function () { 67 | // to move the carousl in either direction... 68 | if (options.autoPlay > 0) { 69 | moveOnce('forward'); 70 | } else { 71 | moveOnce('backward'); 72 | } 73 | }, Math.abs(options.autoPlay)); 74 | } 75 | } 76 | 77 | /** 78 | * This function will preload all the images in the carousel before 79 | * calling the passed in callback function. This is only used so we can 80 | * properly determine the width and height of the items. This is not needed 81 | * if a user instead manually specifies that information. 82 | */ 83 | function preload(callback) { 84 | if (options.preloadImages === false) { 85 | callback(); 86 | return; 87 | } 88 | 89 | var $imageElements = data.itemsContainer.find('img'), loadedImages = 0, totalImages = $imageElements.length; 90 | 91 | $imageElements.each(function () { 92 | $(this).bind('load', function () { 93 | // Add to number of images loaded and see if they are all done yet 94 | loadedImages += 1; 95 | if (loadedImages === totalImages) { 96 | // All done, perform callback 97 | callback(); 98 | return; 99 | } 100 | }); 101 | // May need to manually reset the src to get the load event to fire 102 | // http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7137737/ie9-problems-with-jquery-load-event-not-firing 103 | $(this).attr('src', $(this).attr('src')); 104 | 105 | // If browser has cached the images, it may not call trigger a load. Detect this and do it ourselves 106 | if (this.complete) { 107 | $(this).trigger('load'); 108 | } 109 | }); 110 | } 111 | 112 | /** 113 | * Makes a record of the original width and height of all the items in the carousel. 114 | * If we re-intialize the carousel, these values can be used to re-establish their 115 | * original dimensions. 116 | */ 117 | function setOriginalItemDimensions() { 118 | data.itemsContainer.find('img').each(function () { 119 | if ($(this).data('original_width') == undefined || options.forcedImageWidth > 0) { 120 | $(this).data('original_width', $(this).width()); 121 | } 122 | if ($(this).data('original_height') == undefined || options.forcedImageHeight > 0) { 123 | $(this).data('original_height', $(this).height()); 124 | } 125 | }); 126 | } 127 | 128 | /** 129 | * Users can pass in a specific width and height that should be applied to every image. 130 | * While this option can be used in conjunction with the image preloader, the intended 131 | * use case is for when the preloader is turned off and the images don't have defined 132 | * dimensions in CSS. The carousel needs dimensions one way or another to work properly. 133 | */ 134 | function forceImageDimensionsIfEnabled() { 135 | if (options.forcedImageWidth && options.forcedImageHeight) { 136 | data.itemsContainer.find('img').each(function () { 137 | $(this).width(options.forcedImageWidth); 138 | $(this).height(options.forcedImageHeight); 139 | }); 140 | } 141 | } 142 | 143 | /** 144 | * For each "visible" item slot (# of flanking items plus the middle), 145 | * we pre-calculate all of the properties that the item should possess while 146 | * occupying that slot. This saves us some time during the actual animation. 147 | */ 148 | function preCalculatePositionProperties() { 149 | // The 0 index is the center item in the carousel 150 | var $firstItem = data.itemsContainer.find('img:first'); 151 | 152 | data.calculations[0] = { 153 | distance: 0, 154 | offset: 0, 155 | opacity: 1 156 | } 157 | 158 | // Then, for each number of flanking items (plus one more, see below), we 159 | // perform the calcations based on our user options 160 | var horizonOffset = options.horizonOffset; 161 | var separation = options.separation; 162 | for (var i = 1; i <= options.flankingItems + 2; i++) { 163 | if (i > 1) { 164 | horizonOffset *= options.horizonOffsetMultiplier; 165 | separation *= options.separationMultiplier; 166 | } 167 | data.calculations[i] = { 168 | distance: data.calculations[i-1].distance + separation, 169 | offset: data.calculations[i-1].offset + horizonOffset, 170 | opacity: data.calculations[i-1].opacity * options.opacityMultiplier 171 | } 172 | } 173 | // We performed 1 extra set of calculations above so that the items that 174 | // are moving out of sight (based on # of flanking items) gracefully animate there 175 | // However, we need them to animate to hidden, so we set the opacity to 0 for 176 | // that last item 177 | if (options.edgeFadeEnabled) { 178 | data.calculations[options.flankingItems+1].opacity = 0; 179 | } else { 180 | data.calculations[options.flankingItems+1] = { 181 | distance: 0, 182 | offset: 0, 183 | opacity: 0 184 | } 185 | } 186 | } 187 | 188 | /** 189 | * Here we prep the carousel and its items, like setting default CSS 190 | * attributes. All items start in the middle position by default 191 | * and will "fan out" from there during the first animation 192 | */ 193 | function setupCarousel() { 194 | // Fill in a data array with jQuery objects of all the images 195 | data.items = data.itemsContainer.find('img'); 196 | for (var i = 0; i < data.totalItems; i++) { 197 | data.items[i] = $(data.items[i]); 198 | } 199 | 200 | // May need to set the horizon if it was set to auto 201 | if (options.horizon === 0) { 202 | if (options.orientation === 'horizontal') { 203 | options.horizon = data.containerHeight / 2; 204 | } else { 205 | options.horizon = data.containerWidth / 2; 206 | } 207 | } 208 | 209 | // Default all the items to the center position 210 | data.itemsContainer 211 | .css('position','relative') 212 | .find('img') 213 | .each(function () { 214 | // Figure out where the top and left positions for center should be 215 | var centerPosLeft, centerPosTop; 216 | if (options.orientation === 'horizontal') { 217 | centerPosLeft = (data.containerWidth / 2) - ($(this).data('original_width') / 2); 218 | centerPosTop = options.horizon - ($(this).data('original_height') / 2); 219 | } else { 220 | centerPosLeft = options.horizon - ($(this).data('original_width') / 2); 221 | centerPosTop = (data.containerHeight / 2) - ($(this).data('original_height') / 2); 222 | } 223 | $(this) 224 | // Apply positioning and layering to the images 225 | .css({ 226 | 'left': centerPosLeft, 227 | 'top': centerPosTop, 228 | 'visibility': 'visible', 229 | 'position': 'absolute', 230 | 'z-index': 0, 231 | 'opacity': 0 232 | }) 233 | // Give each image a data object so it remembers specific data about 234 | // it's original form 235 | .data({ 236 | top: centerPosTop, 237 | left: centerPosLeft, 238 | oldPosition: 0, 239 | currentPosition: 0, 240 | depth: 0, 241 | opacity: 0 242 | }) 243 | // The image has been setup... Now we can show it 244 | .show(); 245 | }); 246 | } 247 | 248 | /** 249 | * All the items to the left and right of the center item need to be 250 | * animated to their starting positions. This function will 251 | * figure out what items go where and will animate them there 252 | */ 253 | function setupStarterRotation() { 254 | options.startingItem = (options.startingItem === 0) ? Math.round(data.totalItems / 2) : options.startingItem; 255 | 256 | data.rightItemsCount = Math.ceil((data.totalItems-1) / 2); 257 | data.leftItemsCount = Math.floor((data.totalItems-1) / 2); 258 | 259 | // We are in effect rotating the carousel, so we need to set that 260 | data.carouselRotationsLeft = 1; 261 | 262 | // Center item 263 | moveItem(data.items[options.startingItem-1], 0); 264 | data.items[options.startingItem-1].css('opacity', 1); 265 | 266 | // All the items to the right of center 267 | var itemIndex = options.startingItem - 1; 268 | for (var pos = 1; pos <= data.rightItemsCount; pos++) { 269 | (itemIndex < data.totalItems - 1) ? itemIndex += 1 : itemIndex = 0; 270 | 271 | data.items[itemIndex].css('opacity', 1); 272 | moveItem(data.items[itemIndex], pos); 273 | } 274 | 275 | // All items to left of center 276 | var itemIndex = options.startingItem - 1; 277 | for (var pos = -1; pos >= data.leftItemsCount*-1; pos--) { 278 | (itemIndex > 0) ? itemIndex -= 1 : itemIndex = data.totalItems - 1; 279 | 280 | data.items[itemIndex].css('opacity', 1); 281 | moveItem(data.items[itemIndex], pos); 282 | } 283 | } 284 | 285 | /** 286 | * Given the item and position, this function will calculate the new data 287 | * for the item. One the calculations are done, it will store that data in 288 | * the items data object 289 | */ 290 | function performCalculations($item, newPosition) { 291 | var newDistanceFromCenter = Math.abs(newPosition); 292 | 293 | // Distance to the center 294 | if (newDistanceFromCenter < options.flankingItems + 1) { 295 | var calculations = data.calculations[newDistanceFromCenter]; 296 | } else { 297 | var calculations = data.calculations[options.flankingItems + 1]; 298 | } 299 | 300 | var distanceFactor = Math.pow(options.sizeMultiplier, newDistanceFromCenter) 301 | var newWidth = distanceFactor * $item.data('original_width'); 302 | var newHeight = distanceFactor * $item.data('original_height'); 303 | var widthDifference = Math.abs($item.width() - newWidth); 304 | var heightDifference = Math.abs($item.height() - newHeight); 305 | 306 | var newOffset = calculations.offset 307 | var newDistance = calculations.distance; 308 | if (newPosition < 0) { 309 | newDistance *= -1; 310 | } 311 | 312 | if (options.orientation == 'horizontal') { 313 | var center = data.containerWidth / 2; 314 | var newLeft = center + newDistance - (newWidth / 2); 315 | var newTop = options.horizon - newOffset - (newHeight / 2); 316 | } else { 317 | var center = data.containerHeight / 2; 318 | var newLeft = options.horizon - newOffset - (newWidth / 2); 319 | var newTop = center + newDistance - (newHeight / 2); 320 | } 321 | 322 | var newOpacity; 323 | if (newPosition === 0) { 324 | newOpacity = 1; 325 | } else { 326 | newOpacity = calculations.opacity; 327 | } 328 | 329 | // Depth will be reverse distance from center 330 | var newDepth = options.flankingItems + 2 - newDistanceFromCenter; 331 | 332 | $item.data('width',newWidth); 333 | $item.data('height',newHeight); 334 | $item.data('top',newTop); 335 | $item.data('left',newLeft); 336 | $item.data('oldPosition',$item.data('currentPosition')); 337 | $item.data('depth',newDepth); 338 | $item.data('opacity',newOpacity); 339 | } 340 | 341 | function moveItem($item, newPosition) { 342 | // Only want to physically move the item if it is within the boundaries 343 | // or in the first position just outside either boundary 344 | if (Math.abs(newPosition) <= options.flankingItems + 1) { 345 | performCalculations($item, newPosition); 346 | 347 | data.itemsAnimating++; 348 | 349 | $item 350 | .css('z-index',$item.data().depth) 351 | // Animate the items to their new position values 352 | .animate({ 353 | left: $item.data().left, 354 | width: $item.data().width, 355 | height: $item.data().height, 356 | top: $item.data().top, 357 | opacity: $item.data().opacity 358 | }, data.currentSpeed, options.animationEasing, function () { 359 | // Animation for the item has completed, call method 360 | itemAnimationComplete($item, newPosition); 361 | }); 362 | 363 | } else { 364 | $item.data('currentPosition', newPosition) 365 | // Move the item to the 'hidden' position if hasn't been moved yet 366 | // This is for the intitial setup 367 | if ($item.data('oldPosition') === 0) { 368 | $item.css({ 369 | 'left': $item.data().left, 370 | 'width': $item.data().width, 371 | 'height': $item.data().height, 372 | 'top': $item.data().top, 373 | 'opacity': $item.data().opacity, 374 | 'z-index': $item.data().depth 375 | }); 376 | } 377 | } 378 | 379 | } 380 | 381 | /** 382 | * This function is called once an item has finished animating to its 383 | * given position. Several different statements are executed here, such as 384 | * dealing with the animation queue 385 | */ 386 | function itemAnimationComplete($item, newPosition) { 387 | data.itemsAnimating--; 388 | 389 | $item.data('currentPosition', newPosition); 390 | 391 | // Keep track of what items came and left the center position, 392 | // so we can fire callbacks when all the rotations are completed 393 | if (newPosition === 0) { 394 | data.currentCenterItem = $item; 395 | } 396 | 397 | // all items have finished their rotation, lets clean up 398 | if (data.itemsAnimating === 0) { 399 | data.carouselRotationsLeft -= 1; 400 | data.currentlyMoving = false; 401 | 402 | // If there are still rotations left in the queue, rotate the carousel again 403 | // we pass in zero because we don't want to add any additional rotations 404 | if (data.carouselRotationsLeft > 0) { 405 | rotateCarousel(0); 406 | // Otherwise there are no more rotations and... 407 | } else { 408 | // Reset the speed of the carousel to original 409 | data.currentSpeed = options.speed; 410 | 411 | data.currentCenterItem.addClass(options.activeClassName); 412 | 413 | if (data.performingSetup === false) { 414 | options.movedToCenter(data.currentCenterItem); 415 | options.movedFromCenter(data.previousCenterItem); 416 | } 417 | 418 | data.performingSetup = false; 419 | // reset & initate the autoPlay 420 | autoPlay(); 421 | } 422 | } 423 | } 424 | 425 | /** 426 | * Function called to rotate the carousel the given number of rotations 427 | * in the given direciton. Will check to make sure the carousel should 428 | * be able to move, and then adjust speed and move items 429 | */ 430 | function rotateCarousel(rotations) { 431 | // Check to see that a rotation is allowed 432 | if (data.currentlyMoving === false) { 433 | 434 | // Remove active class from the center item while we rotate 435 | data.currentCenterItem.removeClass(options.activeClassName); 436 | 437 | data.currentlyMoving = true; 438 | data.itemsAnimating = 0; 439 | data.carouselRotationsLeft += rotations; 440 | 441 | if (options.quickerForFurther === true) { 442 | // Figure out how fast the carousel should rotate 443 | if (rotations > 1) { 444 | data.currentSpeed = options.speed / rotations; 445 | } 446 | // Assure the speed is above the minimum to avoid weird results 447 | data.currentSpeed = (data.currentSpeed < 100) ? 100 : data.currentSpeed; 448 | } 449 | 450 | // Iterate thru each item and move it 451 | for (var i = 0; i < data.totalItems; i++) { 452 | var $item = $(data.items[i]); 453 | var currentPosition = $item.data('currentPosition'); 454 | 455 | var newPosition; 456 | if (data.currentDirection == 'forward') { 457 | newPosition = currentPosition - 1; 458 | } else { 459 | newPosition = currentPosition + 1; 460 | } 461 | // We keep both sides as even as possible to allow circular rotation to work. 462 | // We will "wrap" the item arround to the other side by negating its current position 463 | var flankingAllowance = (newPosition > 0) ? data.rightItemsCount : data.leftItemsCount; 464 | if (Math.abs(newPosition) > flankingAllowance) { 465 | newPosition = currentPosition * -1; 466 | // If there's an uneven number of "flanking" items, we need to compenstate for that 467 | // when we have an item switch sides. The right side will always have 1 more in that case 468 | if (data.totalItems % 2 == 0) { 469 | newPosition += 1; 470 | } 471 | } 472 | 473 | moveItem($item, newPosition); 474 | } 475 | } 476 | } 477 | 478 | /** 479 | * The event handler when an image within the carousel is clicked 480 | * This function will rotate the carousel the correct number of rotations 481 | * to get the clicked item to the center, or will fire the custom event 482 | * the user passed in if the center item is clicked 483 | */ 484 | $(this).find('img').bind("click", function () { 485 | var itemPosition = $(this).data().currentPosition; 486 | 487 | if (options.imageNav == false) { 488 | return; 489 | } 490 | // Don't allow hidden items to be clicked 491 | if (Math.abs(itemPosition) >= options.flankingItems + 1) { 492 | return; 493 | } 494 | // Do nothing if the carousel is already moving 495 | if (data.currentlyMoving) { 496 | return; 497 | } 498 | 499 | data.previousCenterItem = data.currentCenterItem; 500 | 501 | // Remove autoplay 502 | autoPlay(true); 503 | options.autoPlay = 0; 504 | 505 | var rotations = Math.abs(itemPosition); 506 | if (itemPosition == 0) { 507 | options.clickedCenter($(this)); 508 | } else { 509 | // Fire the 'moving' callbacks 510 | options.movingFromCenter(data.currentCenterItem); 511 | options.movingToCenter($(this)); 512 | if (itemPosition < 0) { 513 | data.currentDirection = 'backward'; 514 | rotateCarousel(rotations); 515 | } else if (itemPosition > 0) { 516 | data.currentDirection = 'forward'; 517 | rotateCarousel(rotations); 518 | } 519 | } 520 | }); 521 | 522 | 523 | /** 524 | * The user may choose to wrap the images is link tags. If they do this, we need to 525 | * make sure that they aren't active for certain situations 526 | */ 527 | $(this).find('a').bind("click", function (event) { 528 | var isCenter = $(this).find('img').data('currentPosition') == 0; 529 | // should we disable the links? 530 | if (options.linkHandling === 1 || // turn off all links 531 | (options.linkHandling === 2 && !isCenter)) // turn off all links except center 532 | { 533 | event.preventDefault(); 534 | return false; 535 | } 536 | }); 537 | 538 | function nextItemFromCenter() { 539 | var $next = data.currentCenterItem.next(); 540 | if ($next.length <= 0) { 541 | $next = data.currentCenterItem.parent().children().first(); 542 | } 543 | return $next; 544 | } 545 | 546 | function prevItemFromCenter() { 547 | var $prev = data.currentCenterItem.prev(); 548 | if ($prev.length <= 0) { 549 | $prev = data.currentCenterItem.parent().children().last(); 550 | } 551 | return $prev; 552 | } 553 | 554 | /** 555 | * Intiate a move of the carousel in either direction. Takes care of firing 556 | * the 'moving' callbacks 557 | */ 558 | function moveOnce(direction) { 559 | if (data.currentlyMoving === false) { 560 | data.previousCenterItem = data.currentCenterItem; 561 | 562 | options.movingFromCenter(data.currentCenterItem); 563 | if (direction == 'backward') { 564 | options.movingToCenter(prevItemFromCenter()); 565 | data.currentDirection = 'backward'; 566 | } else if (direction == 'forward') { 567 | options.movingToCenter(nextItemFromCenter()); 568 | data.currentDirection = 'forward'; 569 | } 570 | } 571 | 572 | rotateCarousel(1); 573 | } 574 | 575 | /** 576 | * Navigation with arrow keys 577 | */ 578 | $(document).keydown(function(e) { 579 | if (options.keyboardNav) { 580 | // arrow left or up 581 | if ((e.which === 37 && options.orientation == 'horizontal') || (e.which === 38 && options.orientation == 'vertical')) { 582 | autoPlay(true); 583 | options.autoPlay = 0; 584 | moveOnce('backward'); 585 | // arrow right or down 586 | } else if ((e.which === 39 && options.orientation == 'horizontal') || (e.which === 40 && options.orientation == 'vertical')) { 587 | autoPlay(true); 588 | options.autoPlay = 0; 589 | moveOnce('forward'); 590 | } 591 | // should we override the normal functionality for the arrow keys? 592 | if (options.keyboardNavOverride && ( 593 | (options.orientation == 'horizontal' && (e.which === 37 || e.which === 39)) || 594 | (options.orientation == 'vertical' && (e.which === 38 || e.which === 40)) 595 | )) { 596 | e.preventDefault(); 597 | return false; 598 | } 599 | } 600 | }); 601 | 602 | /** 603 | * Public API methods 604 | */ 605 | this.reload = function (newOptions) { 606 | if (typeof newOptions === "object") { 607 | var combineDefaultWith = newOptions; 608 | } else { 609 | var combineDefaultWith = {}; 610 | } 611 | options = $.extend({}, $.fn.waterwheelCarousel.defaults, newOptions); 612 | 613 | initializeCarouselData(); 614 | data.itemsContainer.find('img').hide(); 615 | forceImageDimensionsIfEnabled(); 616 | 617 | preload(function () { 618 | setOriginalItemDimensions(); 619 | preCalculatePositionProperties(); 620 | setupCarousel(); 621 | setupStarterRotation(); 622 | }); 623 | } 624 | 625 | this.next = function() { 626 | autoPlay(true); 627 | options.autoPlay = 0; 628 | 629 | moveOnce('forward'); 630 | } 631 | this.prev = function () { 632 | autoPlay(true); 633 | options.autoPlay = 0; 634 | 635 | moveOnce('backward'); 636 | } 637 | 638 | this.reload(startingOptions); 639 | 640 | return this; 641 | }; 642 | 643 | $.fn.waterwheelCarousel.defaults = { 644 | // number tweeks to change apperance 645 | startingItem: 1, // item to place in the center of the carousel. Set to 0 for auto 646 | separation: 175, // distance between items in carousel 647 | separationMultiplier: 0.6, // multipled by separation distance to increase/decrease distance for each additional item 648 | horizonOffset: 0, // offset each item from the "horizon" by this amount (causes arching) 649 | horizonOffsetMultiplier: 1, // multipled by horizon offset to increase/decrease offset for each additional item 650 | sizeMultiplier: 0.7, // determines how drastically the size of each item changes 651 | opacityMultiplier: 0.8, // determines how drastically the opacity of each item changes 652 | horizon: 0, // how "far in" the horizontal/vertical horizon should be set from the container wall. 0 for auto 653 | flankingItems: 3, // the number of items visible on either side of the center 654 | 655 | // animation 656 | speed: 300, // speed in milliseconds it will take to rotate from one to the next 657 | animationEasing: 'linear', // the easing effect to use when animating 658 | quickerForFurther: true, // set to true to make animations faster when clicking an item that is far away from the center 659 | edgeFadeEnabled: false, // when true, items fade off into nothingness when reaching the edge. false to have them move behind the center image 660 | 661 | // misc 662 | linkHandling: 2, // 1 to disable all (used for facebox), 2 to disable all but center (to link images out) 663 | autoPlay: 0, // indicate the speed in milliseconds to wait before autorotating. 0 to turn off. Can be negative 664 | orientation: 'horizontal', // indicate if the carousel should be 'horizontal' or 'vertical' 665 | activeClassName: 'carousel-center', // the name of the class given to the current item in the center 666 | keyboardNav: false, // set to true to move the carousel with the arrow keys 667 | keyboardNavOverride: true, // set to true to override the normal functionality of the arrow keys (prevents scrolling) 668 | imageNav: true, // clicking a non-center image will rotate that image to the center 669 | 670 | // preloader 671 | preloadImages: true, // disable/enable the image preloader. 672 | forcedImageWidth: 0, // specify width of all images; otherwise the carousel tries to calculate it 673 | forcedImageHeight: 0, // specify height of all images; otherwise the carousel tries to calculate it 674 | 675 | // callback functions 676 | movingToCenter: $.noop, // fired when an item is about to move to the center position 677 | movedToCenter: $.noop, // fired when an item has 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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | { 2 | "name": "waterwheelcarousel", 3 | "version": "2.3.0", 4 | "title": "jQuery Waterwheel Carousel", 5 | "author": { 6 | "name": "Brian Osborne", 7 | "url": "http://www.bkosborne.com" 8 | }, 9 | "licenses": [ 10 | { 11 | "type": "GPLv3", 12 | "url": "https://github.com/bkosborne/jQuery-Waterwheel-Carousel/blob/master/GPL-LICENSE.txt" 13 | }, 14 | { 15 | "type": "MIT", 16 | "url": "https://github.com/bkosborne/jQuery-Waterwheel-Carousel/blob/master/MIT-LICENSE.txt" 17 | } 18 | ], 19 | "description": "This jQuery plugin can display images with a cascading waterwheel effect.", 20 | "keywords": ["carousel", "waterwheel-carousel", "image-carousel", "rotator", "image-rotator", "3-d", "3d", "animation"], 21 | "homepage": "http://www.bkosborne.com/jquery-waterwheel-carousel", 22 | "demo": "http://www.bkosborne.com/jquery-waterwheel-carousel/demos", 23 | "maintainers": [ 24 | { 25 | "name": "Brian Osborne", 26 | "url": "http://www.bkosborne.com" 27 | } 28 | ], 29 | "dependencies": { 30 | "jquery": ">=1.4.4" 31 | } 32 | } 33 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------