5 Amazing Pure CSS3 Image Sliders

In the field of web designing and development it is good to remain up-to-date with new technologies and approaches. Nowadays many rich content websites use to apply different techniques in order to show large content in some way on single page not on the cost of readability. Today in our post we are going to talk about a way that can help you in making your website carry large contents in a stylish way. The technique we are going to present is creating a content slider and it will use CSS3 properties.

A Pure CSS3 Cycling Slideshow

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Thanks to CSS3, we can create effects and animations without using JavaScript, which will facilitate the work of many designers.

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Making “Pure CSS3″ demos better

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I appreciate the effort that goes into creating a pure CSS3/HTML5 demo, but unfortunately many beginners consider these demos as representation of the best practices in Web Development (many aren’t). Here is one that got my goat today: A Pure CSS3 Slideshow.

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The Pure CSS3 Content Slider

A free, slick content slider developed with pure CSS3 by Caleb Jacob. Look ma! No JavaScript!

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CSScience

CSS3 Responsive Slider / Carousel Using Radio Buttons.

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Pristine Slider: Pure CSS3 interactive slider

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Pristine Slider is a unique product, the first of it’s kind. It’s a fully interactive slider, written entirely with CSS , no JavaScript. That makes it incredibly light and snappy, it works on all modern browsers. And for our beloved Internet Explorer there is a JS fallback included, so no worries there. The slider comes with a PHP compiler that lets you customize everything related to the behavior and the interface and it generates all files that you need. And about the looks – you can easily style it with just CSS .

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Solitary CSS3 Slider

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In this transition, I used CSS3′s rotateZ property to rotate the image to 10 degrees once the respective navigation button is clicked and then fade it away. This looks really beautiful. We can also use rotateY and rotateX properties to create a “flip” effect instead of the “rotation” effect shown here.

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  • azewbz

    Cool..!!

  • http://ahd-media.com/ Hugo Luna

    Good work!