I need a 3d slider JavaScript for pictures sliding

Asked By Jessica Allen 30 points N/A Posted on - 02/11/2013

Hi programmers,

I am newbie in JavaScript. I am developing a program for a wallpaper hosting web site. I want  3D and 2D slider with transition effects. The template must be easy to use and editable. I am looking for the best 3d slider javascript. Can you provide me the script? Thanks in advance for your help and sharing.

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Answered By Cameron Msjamie 5 points N/A #174883

I need a 3d slider JavaScript for pictures sliding

Hi Jessica

In my estimation, you’ll take only an hour to make an impressive 3D slider in JavaScript. Of course, it requires a basic knowledge in HTML, jQuery, JavaScript and CSS.

Here are the links to get JavaScript Image Slider with Transition Effects:

http://www.menucool.com/slider/javascript-image-slider-demo1

http://www.cuteslider.com/

http://getcu3er.com/

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I need a 3d slider JavaScript for pictures sliding

Hello,

JavaScript is a nice media to create awesome slideshow plugins. Here, some of my favorite plugins are described:

1. Responsive jQuery Slider: A nice slideshow created with jQuery. It catches my eyes very much. It has got touch capabilities, customizable controls, pause/start options and much more.

2. Bubble Slider: My most favorite slideshow. It is a circle with different types of animations and nice effects. It is very easy to create multiple sliders with it.

3.  Zozo Accordion: The best choice for touch compatibility. It is lightweight and runs fast.

For more awesome plugins, you can visit here.

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