Cycle jQuery插件，图片可以直观地双向滑动吗？
我正在使用在这里找到的 jQuery 循环插件： http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/
效果很好。我的客户想要一个包含图像和文本等的
这是我正在使用的 jQuery 插件调用：
$('#slidingpanelscontent').cycle({
fx: 'scrollLeft',
next: "#sliding_next",
prev: "#sliding_prev",
timeout: 6000,
speed: 800
});
它在大多数情况下都有效。当您单击向右箭头 (#sliding_next) 时，当前面板会向左滚动以显示下一个面板。但是，当您单击向左箭头 (#sliding_prev) 时，当前面板仍会向左滚动以显示上一个图像。
换句话说，显示了正确的图像，但动画是违反直觉的，并且会导致用户相信正在显示下一个面板，而不是返回到上一个面板。
有人知道使用这个插件克服这个问题的方法吗？
I'm using the jQuery cycle plugin found here: http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/
It works well. My client wants a list of <div>s that contain images and text, etc. to slide horizontally on the front page. But she also wants me to use the previous and next options to have arrows on either side that can control the sliding panels.
Here is the jQuery plugin call I'm using:
$('#slidingpanelscontent').cycle({
fx: 'scrollLeft',
next: "#sliding_next",
prev: "#sliding_prev",
timeout: 6000,
speed: 800
});
It works for the most part. When you click the right arrow (#sliding_next), the current panel scrolls off to the left to reveal the next panel. However, when you click the left pointing arrow (#sliding_prev), the current panel still scrolls off to the left to reveal the previous image.
In other words, the correct image is displayed, but the animation is counter-intuitive and would lead a user to believe that the NEXT panel is being displayed, rather than moving back to the previous panel.
Anyone know a way of overcoming this using this plugin?
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使用 fx: 'scrollHorz' 而不是 fx: 'scrollLeft'。
这样，动画就会在两侧起作用。
希望这有帮助:)
Use fx: 'scrollHorz' instead of fx: 'scrollLeft'.
This way, the animation will work both side.
Hope this help :)
我不确定循环插件是否可以完成此任务，但我最近查看了一个可以实现您想要的功能的教程。它被称为“无限轮播”。
有关详细信息，请参阅此无限轮播教程。
编辑：您是否看过这个演示，它似乎具有您所描述的功能？
http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/add6.html
I'm not sure if the cycle plugin can accomplish this but I recently viewed a tutorial that does what you want. It's called an "infinite carousel".
See this infinite carousel tutorial for details.
Edit: Have you seen this demo which appears to have the functionality you described?
http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle/add6.html