In web design terminology, the term Slider is used for a slide show added into a web page. Sliders can be used on all kind of websites however they’re most commonly used on business websites or professional portfolio websites. One clear advantage of using a slider is that website owners can place all their important content in a visually appealing and interactive slide show at the top of the page before their main content. This allows users to quickly see the highlights and take action.
Sliders can run slide shows automatically without user input by moving slides on pre-defined time interval. Sliders can also respond to user interaction like click or swipe to view next or previous slides. Additionally, sliders can also have buttons or thumbnails which users can click to view a particular slide in the slider.
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$sliderElement = new Slider( [ Panel[] $elements [, array $params ] ] );or
$sliderElement = Slider::from( Panel $data [, array $mapping [, array $params ] ] );| Property | Type | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| elements | Panel[] | The child elements | - |
Get the child elements.
$elements = $sliderElement->getElements();Parameters are optional settings for the presentation. All elements can have 'id' and 'class' parameters; other depend on environment and/or renderer.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id | string | The ID of the element |
| class | string | CSS class |
Get an associative array with all parameters.
$params = $sliderElement->getParameters();Retrieve a single parameter. Default should be provided.
$id = $sliderElement->getParameter( 'id' [, $default ] );
$class = $sliderElement->getParameter( 'class' [, $default ] );