WidgetsBox
Slideshow Layout
Basic Slideshow Example
This example shows a slideshow with a 4-second interval and active Ken Burns effect. The content is displayed at the bottom right via overlay in Primary Style. The styling corresponds either to the UIkit standard or to that of your Yootheme Pro template. The width of the content block can be defined in the backend for different viewports. Here, a width of 50% is used for large desktops, 75% for desktops and 100% for smartphones. Try it out: enlarge/reduce the window to see the difference.
Custom Aspect Ratio
The height of a slideshow is not limited or defined by the images. In the module settings, you can select an aspect ratio and define the minimum height for the slideshow. The default values are 16:9 and 300px, which means that the slideshow will be displayed in a 16:9 ratio until the minimum height is reached.
Example: Limited space for the slideshow
On the left-hand side, the same slideshow used above (same module instance) was deliberately given limited space to demonstrate the "minimum height". This is defined in the module settings. Defining a minimum height helps to ensure that the text content remains legible based on the content of the slides (text/content).
Note
This example only works on desktops.
Further Layouts
Overlay Animations
A total of 12 overlay animations (small/medium/large) from four directions (top/left/bottom/right) as well as scale (up/down) and a fade animation are available for the overlays. And for those who do not want animations, the animation for overlays can also be deactivated.
Slide Animations
There are 5 transition animations to choose from for the slides themselves: slide, push, pull, scale, fade.