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I wonder if there is a way to leave a slideshow in touch when someone accesses by smartphone ! And also if you have how to do it with javascript.
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If you’re using jQuery to build the slideshow script, in addition to the click event, add the touchend event as well.
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The jQuery has support for touch events, but depending on what you want to do it may be possible CSS-only.
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Don’t try to reinvent gunpowder if you’re developing websites. for responsive websites, you can easily opt for a solution like WHMCS, or Wordpress, and create a hosting account on an ftp server, install a template like total, or betheme, and then include code, from examples of Github repositories, can always add tools like bootstrap, mongodb, angular, Node or ruby on Rails. there is nothing simpler, and you will be sure to have a product ready in less than a day.
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the previous answer starts from the principle that you are building a website, or a version of a website, running on mobile, and you want to access the website on smartphones
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if you want to do this in an app for android or iOS, you should find examples on github and codecanyon on how to embed responsive slideshows on smartphones
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personal vlw, for tips and help !!
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The Owl Carousel is a plugin that allows you to create slides, Carousels, responsive. It works together with jQuery so it is necessary to have jQuery in your scripts.
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I thought it was nice this puglin !!
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