jQuery content slider is perfect for any kind of website to display their featured works, articles or product, its really easy to use and creates beautiful slider effects without getting your hands dirty with code.
There’re so many great tutorials out there teaching how to create a content sliders with jQuery. But before you decide to use jQuery content sliders, you also need to consider how many of your users are browsing your site with JavaScript disabled through analytics tools.
Usually, 1%-3% of your site visitors have javascript disabled, It seems like some low numbers?, keep in mind that small percentages of big numbers are also big numbers. So you know your risk before you decide to use jQuery content sliders on your website.
Alternatively, you can create a content slider using pure CSS, it means this will work with any web browser that has JavaScript disabled. Here are 6 of the most useful pure CSS Content Slider tutorial that will help you create a featured content slider using only CSS3.
CSS-Only Sliders
Reverie Responsive CSS3 Slider
Reverie Responsive CSS Slider is built in purely use CSS3 and HTML5 elements. It is fully responsive slider which allow you add as many images as you want.
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The Pure CSS3 Content Slider
How to Build a Fully Functional CSS3-Only Content Slider
A CSS3 image slider that works in Internet Explorer
Pure and simple CSS3 Content Slider
Create a jQuery Content Slider Using Pure CSS
A JavaScript Content Switcher That Works Without JavaScript
thanks for the great resources \m/
Thanks for linking to our site! Glad to see that information is still useful and relevant! It’s not actually 100% javascript free, as JS is still used to hook into the buttons, as well as to provide an animation fallback for old browsers.
Thanks for those 🙂