The example in this article describes the effect of moving the focus image left and right implemented by jQuery. Share it with everyone for your reference, the details are as follows:
jquery part:
$(function () { var _speed = 1000; var _len = 0; var _size = 150; var _direction = 'left'; function mar(){ if(_direction == 'left'){ if(_len >= 450){ _direction = 'right'; }else{ $(".flow ul").animate({"margin-left":"-=" + _size + "px"}); _len += _size; } }else{ if(_len <= 0){ _direction = 'left'; }else{ $(".flow ul").animate({"margin-left":"+=" + _size + "px"}); _len -= _size; } } } var _go = setInterval(mar,_speed); $("#pic_left").click(function (){ _direction = 'left'; }); $("#pic_right").click(function (){ _direction = 'right'; }); $(".flow li").mouseover(function (){ clearInterval(_go); }).mouseout(function (){ _go = setInterval(mar,_speed); }); });
html part
<div class="salebox"> <A class="left" id="pic_left">left</A> <DIV class="pcont" id="ISL_Cont_1"> <DIV class="ScrCont"> <div class="flowbox" style="width:150px; height:60px; overflow:hidden;float:left;"> <div class="flow" style="width:150px;height:60px;"> <ul > <li><img src="__PUBLIC__/images/demo/01.jpg" mce_src="__PUBLIC__/images/demo/01.jpg" width="150px" height="60px"></li> <li><img src="__PUBLIC__/images/demo/02.jpg" mce_src="__PUBLIC__/images/demo/02.jpg" width="150px" height="60px"></li> <li><img src="__PUBLIC__/images/demo/03.jpg" mce_src="__PUBLIC__/images/demo/03.jpg" width="150px" height="60px"></li> <li><img src="__PUBLIC__/images/demo/04.jpg" mce_src="__PUBLIC__/images/demo/04.jpg" width="150px" height="60px"></li> </ul> </div> </div> </DIV> </DIV> <A class="right" id="pic_right">right</A> </div>
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I hope this article will be helpful to everyone in jQuery programming.