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In Tutorial # 25 we have learnt how to make simple image slider as shown in our home page. Now we are moving forward to next level as in this tutorial we will be having a beautiful image slider for Blogger / BlogSpot made with jQuery and, of course, with HTML and CSS. This slider is known as Omega Image Slider.
It is a lightweight jQuery plugin that will display multiple images in a limited space using navigation arrows (previous-next buttons). On the upper left of the slideshow, we have some small bullet icons indicating the current image that we are viewing and, on the upper right side, is the pause option and a timer letting us know when the next image will be displayed.
Step 1: Go to Layout Template, click on Edit HTML
Step 2: Click anywhere in the code area and press Ctrl-F to open blogger's search box
Step 3: Then search for:
and just above it add the following code:
and just above it add the following code:
Step 4: Then search for:
and just above it add the following code:
Step 5: Click on the "Save template" button to save the changes
Step 6: Use the HTML/JavaScript Gadget to include the slideshow wherever you want
Now we have the option to add the slider either inside one of our posts/pages, or display it as a gadget on the blog' sidebar or below the header. If you choose to add it inside one of your posts, switch to the HTML tab and paste the code below inside HTML box of your post. If you want to add it in the blog sidebar/below the header, go to "Layout", click on the "Add a gadget link" > choose "HTML/JavaScript" from the pop-up window and paste the following html code inside the box:
Step 7
This code contains the images, links and descriptions for each image. The URLs of the links and images that you need to replace with your own. Inside the HTML code of each image, you have the size of each picture that can be changed by modifying the width (590) and height (348) values. To add the description for your pictures, replace the text in red.
If you want to add more pictures, add this HTML before the tag:
Notice that each image and description has an unique identifier (id) and shouldn't be repeated. For instance, in the description text of the first image, we have the id="photo1" and within the image code is the "rel" attribute with the name of the id, that is rel="photo1".
Step 8: After you added your images, click the "Save" or "Publish" button and that's it Now you can enjoy this cool Omega Image Slider for Blogger
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