Usage

This guide contains Javascript usage, see Markup Guide and Themes for Html and CSS usage.

In html file there are two nested div elements with class name .rs-container and .rs-cf3d which serve as the base container.

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 <div class="rs-container">
   <div class="rs-cf3d">
   ...
   </div>
 </div>

To bootstrap the app in javascript, query .rs-cf3d element and pass it as an input argument to PhotoWheel constructor:

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 var el = document.querySelector('.rs-cf3d');
 var cf3d = new CarouselFlow(el);

A second object argument filled with configuration options can be passed to the constructor:

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 var cf3d = new CarouselFlow(el, {

   containerZ:-1800,
   carouselRadius:1400,
   mode:'flip',
   centerShift:400,
   verticalShift:-150,
   categoryMenu:{
     horizontal:true
   }
 });

API Methods

  • target(index)

    Target an item, bring it to center front and show its title and description. index: The item index

  • next

    Target the next item in current category

  • prev

    Target the previous item in current category

Dispatched Events

  • cload

    Fire when a category is beginning to load

  • cloadcomplete

    Fire when a category is finished loading

  • target

    Fire when an item is being targeted

Examples

Assign cf3d to window context then call its API methods:

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 window.cf3d = cf3d;

 // Target item with id: 1
 cf3d.target(1);
 // ...

 // Target next item
 cf3d.next();
 // ...

 // Target previous item
 cf3d.prev();

Add event listeners:

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 // Trigger every time an item is targeted
 cf3d.addEventListener('target', function(e) {
   console.log(e.detail);
 });

 // Trigger when a category begins to load
 cf3d.addEventListener('cload', function(e) {
   console.log(e.detail);
 });

 // Trigger when a category finished loading
 cf3d.addEventListener('cloadcomplete', function(e) {
   console.log(e.detail);
 });