invert carousel slide direction
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no its not possible
why do u need that?
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because i ve two section that are parallel. it show the same layout but different info content.
The slide go to left and the result isn't good. Would be cool that it slide at the and respect the parallel design -
Give the carousel you want to invert the class "reverse"
Add this to your Custom JS
<script> window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(){ // Get the swiper-container element var swiperContainer = document.querySelector('.swiper-container'); // Check if the element exists and has the "reverse" class if (swiperContainer && swiperContainer.classList.contains('reverse')) { // Add the dir="rtl" attribute swiperContainer.setAttribute('dir', 'rtl'); } }); </script>and it should work!
But apparently it seems to be not possible to add classes to carousels. Is it a bug @arminunruh ?
Because when I remove the if statement out of the code it affects the .swiper-container and it inverts the direction.
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@kalamakumaran said in invert carousel slide direction:
Give the carousel you want to invert the class "reverse"
Add this to your Custom JS
<script> window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(){ // Get the swiper-container element var swiperContainer = document.querySelector('.swiper-container'); // Check if the element exists and has the "reverse" class if (swiperContainer && swiperContainer.classList.contains('reverse')) { // Add the dir="rtl" attribute swiperContainer.setAttribute('dir', 'rtl'); } }); </script>and it should work!
But apparently it seems to be not possible to add classes to carousels. Is it a bug @arminunruh ?
Because when I remove the if statement out of the code it affects the .swiper-container and it inverts the direction.
i ve added it to the custom css tab but don't work. Otherwise i think that it apply this rule to all slide, right?
The problem is that i want apply it only in one slide.
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@kalamakumaran said in invert carousel slide direction:
<script>
window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(){
// Get the swiper-container element
var swiperContainer = document.querySelector('.swiper-container');// Check if the element exists and has the "reverse" class
if (swiperContainer && swiperContainer.classList.contains('reverse')) {
// Add the dir="rtl" attribute
swiperContainer.setAttribute('dir', 'rtl');
}
});
</script><script> window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(){ // Get the swiper-container element var $reverse = jQuery('.reverse'); if ($reverse.length > 0) { // Add the dir="rtl" attribute $reverse.find('.swiper-container').attr('dir', 'rtl'); } }); </script>maybe like this?
this needs to go into custom <head> content or custom html content. not custom css :D
But apparently it seems to be not possible to add classes to carousels. Is it a bug @arminunruh ?
i think this line of code doesnt work:
swiperContainer.classList.contains('reverse')because .swiper-container is a child of .reverse
because the reverse class is added to .col
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