Is there a way of using the following Siema arrangement on next/prev buttons instead?












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I am using the lovely and simple Siema script to make a simple carousel. It automatically moves to the next slide every 4 seconds, and also allows me to add previous/next buttons so the user can manually change slides.



Here is the codepen: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/ebqodx



HTML:



<div class="siema">
<div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--pink.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
<div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--yellow.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
<div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--pink.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
<div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--yellow.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
</div>

<button class="prev">Prev</button>
<button class="next">Next</button>


JS:



// perPage accepts two kind of data as a value

// Number:
// fixed amount of slider for all resolutions

// example:
// const mySiema = new Siema({
// perPage: 2,
// });


// Object
// more complex configuration allows you to specify
// number of slides dependable of browsers viewport
// example below show single slide on small viewpoer
// 2 slider on scrrens wider than 768px
// 3 slider on scrrens wider than 1024px

// example:
// const mySiema = new Siema({
// perPage: {
// 768: 2,
// 1024: 3,
// },
// });
const mySiema = new Siema({
perPage: 2,
loop: true,
});
const prev = document.querySelector('.prev');
const next = document.querySelector('.next');

prev.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.prev());
next.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.next());

setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)


However, when I click a previous/next button (to see a specific 'slide') the autoplay continues and quickly takes me away from the slide I wanted to view.



So what I am trying to achieve is this: I want the autoplay to stop for 60 seconds when the user uses the previous/next buttons, so that they have some time to read the slide they want. After the 60 seconds I want the autoplay to continue as before.



Is there any way I can do this?



I have already tried using setInterval and a few other ideas but can't seem to get it working. I see this guy has been able to achieve what I want: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/aPexBe



But the problem is that he uses and generates pagination for his slides, which I don't want. I want the autoplay to stop when the user uses next/prev buttons, not pagination buttons. I don't need that.










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    I am using the lovely and simple Siema script to make a simple carousel. It automatically moves to the next slide every 4 seconds, and also allows me to add previous/next buttons so the user can manually change slides.



    Here is the codepen: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/ebqodx



    HTML:



    <div class="siema">
    <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--pink.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
    <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--yellow.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
    <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--pink.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
    <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--yellow.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
    </div>

    <button class="prev">Prev</button>
    <button class="next">Next</button>


    JS:



    // perPage accepts two kind of data as a value

    // Number:
    // fixed amount of slider for all resolutions

    // example:
    // const mySiema = new Siema({
    // perPage: 2,
    // });


    // Object
    // more complex configuration allows you to specify
    // number of slides dependable of browsers viewport
    // example below show single slide on small viewpoer
    // 2 slider on scrrens wider than 768px
    // 3 slider on scrrens wider than 1024px

    // example:
    // const mySiema = new Siema({
    // perPage: {
    // 768: 2,
    // 1024: 3,
    // },
    // });
    const mySiema = new Siema({
    perPage: 2,
    loop: true,
    });
    const prev = document.querySelector('.prev');
    const next = document.querySelector('.next');

    prev.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.prev());
    next.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.next());

    setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)


    However, when I click a previous/next button (to see a specific 'slide') the autoplay continues and quickly takes me away from the slide I wanted to view.



    So what I am trying to achieve is this: I want the autoplay to stop for 60 seconds when the user uses the previous/next buttons, so that they have some time to read the slide they want. After the 60 seconds I want the autoplay to continue as before.



    Is there any way I can do this?



    I have already tried using setInterval and a few other ideas but can't seem to get it working. I see this guy has been able to achieve what I want: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/aPexBe



    But the problem is that he uses and generates pagination for his slides, which I don't want. I want the autoplay to stop when the user uses next/prev buttons, not pagination buttons. I don't need that.










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      I am using the lovely and simple Siema script to make a simple carousel. It automatically moves to the next slide every 4 seconds, and also allows me to add previous/next buttons so the user can manually change slides.



      Here is the codepen: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/ebqodx



      HTML:



      <div class="siema">
      <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--pink.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
      <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--yellow.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
      <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--pink.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
      <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--yellow.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
      </div>

      <button class="prev">Prev</button>
      <button class="next">Next</button>


      JS:



      // perPage accepts two kind of data as a value

      // Number:
      // fixed amount of slider for all resolutions

      // example:
      // const mySiema = new Siema({
      // perPage: 2,
      // });


      // Object
      // more complex configuration allows you to specify
      // number of slides dependable of browsers viewport
      // example below show single slide on small viewpoer
      // 2 slider on scrrens wider than 768px
      // 3 slider on scrrens wider than 1024px

      // example:
      // const mySiema = new Siema({
      // perPage: {
      // 768: 2,
      // 1024: 3,
      // },
      // });
      const mySiema = new Siema({
      perPage: 2,
      loop: true,
      });
      const prev = document.querySelector('.prev');
      const next = document.querySelector('.next');

      prev.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.prev());
      next.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.next());

      setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)


      However, when I click a previous/next button (to see a specific 'slide') the autoplay continues and quickly takes me away from the slide I wanted to view.



      So what I am trying to achieve is this: I want the autoplay to stop for 60 seconds when the user uses the previous/next buttons, so that they have some time to read the slide they want. After the 60 seconds I want the autoplay to continue as before.



      Is there any way I can do this?



      I have already tried using setInterval and a few other ideas but can't seem to get it working. I see this guy has been able to achieve what I want: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/aPexBe



      But the problem is that he uses and generates pagination for his slides, which I don't want. I want the autoplay to stop when the user uses next/prev buttons, not pagination buttons. I don't need that.










      share|improve this question














      I am using the lovely and simple Siema script to make a simple carousel. It automatically moves to the next slide every 4 seconds, and also allows me to add previous/next buttons so the user can manually change slides.



      Here is the codepen: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/ebqodx



      HTML:



      <div class="siema">
      <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--pink.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
      <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--yellow.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
      <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--pink.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
      <div><img src="https://pawelgrzybek.com/siema/assets/siema--yellow.svg" alt="Siema image" /></div>
      </div>

      <button class="prev">Prev</button>
      <button class="next">Next</button>


      JS:



      // perPage accepts two kind of data as a value

      // Number:
      // fixed amount of slider for all resolutions

      // example:
      // const mySiema = new Siema({
      // perPage: 2,
      // });


      // Object
      // more complex configuration allows you to specify
      // number of slides dependable of browsers viewport
      // example below show single slide on small viewpoer
      // 2 slider on scrrens wider than 768px
      // 3 slider on scrrens wider than 1024px

      // example:
      // const mySiema = new Siema({
      // perPage: {
      // 768: 2,
      // 1024: 3,
      // },
      // });
      const mySiema = new Siema({
      perPage: 2,
      loop: true,
      });
      const prev = document.querySelector('.prev');
      const next = document.querySelector('.next');

      prev.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.prev());
      next.addEventListener('click', () => mySiema.next());

      setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)


      However, when I click a previous/next button (to see a specific 'slide') the autoplay continues and quickly takes me away from the slide I wanted to view.



      So what I am trying to achieve is this: I want the autoplay to stop for 60 seconds when the user uses the previous/next buttons, so that they have some time to read the slide they want. After the 60 seconds I want the autoplay to continue as before.



      Is there any way I can do this?



      I have already tried using setInterval and a few other ideas but can't seem to get it working. I see this guy has been able to achieve what I want: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/aPexBe



      But the problem is that he uses and generates pagination for his slides, which I don't want. I want the autoplay to stop when the user uses next/prev buttons, not pagination buttons. I don't need that.







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          This is the updated version with validation for the mouse drag.



          const mySiema = new Siema({
          perPage: 2,
          loop: true,
          });
          var wait = 6000; // 6 secounds in ms, increase it as you like.
          const prev = document.querySelector('.prev');
          const next = document.querySelector('.next');

          prev.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.prev();});
          next.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.next();});

          var interval;
          var timeout;
          var mouseDown = false;
          function Bind(secound){
          clearInterval(interval);
          clearTimeout(timeout)
          if (secound){
          timeout= setTimeout(function(){
          interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }, secound)
          }else interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }

          $('.siema').mousedown(function(event) {
          mouseDown = true;
          }).mouseup(function(){
          var mouseDown = false;
          }).mousemove(function(e){
          if (mouseDown)
          Bind(wait);
          });

          Bind();





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          • Fantastic thank you so much! It worked. One more question Alen, any way I can add 'dragging' to this condition as well? So that when user drags instead of using next/prev buttons, it also stops the timer.

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 17:39













          • if you mean jquary draggable, yes simple do onDrag or onBeforeDrag Bind(wait);. it should work. dont forget to vote up :)

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 17:54













          • How do I do that? Could you share the full line of code for me? Thanks :)

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 18:44











          • hmm you already have drag. so jq dragabble is not required. Now i have updated my answer it should now wait 6s when the drag event trigger. must be also tested is on mobile'

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 20:04













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          This is the updated version with validation for the mouse drag.



          const mySiema = new Siema({
          perPage: 2,
          loop: true,
          });
          var wait = 6000; // 6 secounds in ms, increase it as you like.
          const prev = document.querySelector('.prev');
          const next = document.querySelector('.next');

          prev.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.prev();});
          next.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.next();});

          var interval;
          var timeout;
          var mouseDown = false;
          function Bind(secound){
          clearInterval(interval);
          clearTimeout(timeout)
          if (secound){
          timeout= setTimeout(function(){
          interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }, secound)
          }else interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }

          $('.siema').mousedown(function(event) {
          mouseDown = true;
          }).mouseup(function(){
          var mouseDown = false;
          }).mousemove(function(e){
          if (mouseDown)
          Bind(wait);
          });

          Bind();





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          • Fantastic thank you so much! It worked. One more question Alen, any way I can add 'dragging' to this condition as well? So that when user drags instead of using next/prev buttons, it also stops the timer.

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 17:39













          • if you mean jquary draggable, yes simple do onDrag or onBeforeDrag Bind(wait);. it should work. dont forget to vote up :)

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 17:54













          • How do I do that? Could you share the full line of code for me? Thanks :)

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 18:44











          • hmm you already have drag. so jq dragabble is not required. Now i have updated my answer it should now wait 6s when the drag event trigger. must be also tested is on mobile'

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 20:04


















          0














          This is the updated version with validation for the mouse drag.



          const mySiema = new Siema({
          perPage: 2,
          loop: true,
          });
          var wait = 6000; // 6 secounds in ms, increase it as you like.
          const prev = document.querySelector('.prev');
          const next = document.querySelector('.next');

          prev.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.prev();});
          next.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.next();});

          var interval;
          var timeout;
          var mouseDown = false;
          function Bind(secound){
          clearInterval(interval);
          clearTimeout(timeout)
          if (secound){
          timeout= setTimeout(function(){
          interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }, secound)
          }else interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }

          $('.siema').mousedown(function(event) {
          mouseDown = true;
          }).mouseup(function(){
          var mouseDown = false;
          }).mousemove(function(e){
          if (mouseDown)
          Bind(wait);
          });

          Bind();





          share|improve this answer


























          • Fantastic thank you so much! It worked. One more question Alen, any way I can add 'dragging' to this condition as well? So that when user drags instead of using next/prev buttons, it also stops the timer.

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 17:39













          • if you mean jquary draggable, yes simple do onDrag or onBeforeDrag Bind(wait);. it should work. dont forget to vote up :)

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 17:54













          • How do I do that? Could you share the full line of code for me? Thanks :)

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 18:44











          • hmm you already have drag. so jq dragabble is not required. Now i have updated my answer it should now wait 6s when the drag event trigger. must be also tested is on mobile'

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 20:04
















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          0







          This is the updated version with validation for the mouse drag.



          const mySiema = new Siema({
          perPage: 2,
          loop: true,
          });
          var wait = 6000; // 6 secounds in ms, increase it as you like.
          const prev = document.querySelector('.prev');
          const next = document.querySelector('.next');

          prev.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.prev();});
          next.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.next();});

          var interval;
          var timeout;
          var mouseDown = false;
          function Bind(secound){
          clearInterval(interval);
          clearTimeout(timeout)
          if (secound){
          timeout= setTimeout(function(){
          interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }, secound)
          }else interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }

          $('.siema').mousedown(function(event) {
          mouseDown = true;
          }).mouseup(function(){
          var mouseDown = false;
          }).mousemove(function(e){
          if (mouseDown)
          Bind(wait);
          });

          Bind();





          share|improve this answer















          This is the updated version with validation for the mouse drag.



          const mySiema = new Siema({
          perPage: 2,
          loop: true,
          });
          var wait = 6000; // 6 secounds in ms, increase it as you like.
          const prev = document.querySelector('.prev');
          const next = document.querySelector('.next');

          prev.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.prev();});
          next.addEventListener('click', () => { Bind(wait); mySiema.next();});

          var interval;
          var timeout;
          var mouseDown = false;
          function Bind(secound){
          clearInterval(interval);
          clearTimeout(timeout)
          if (secound){
          timeout= setTimeout(function(){
          interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }, secound)
          }else interval= setInterval(() => mySiema.next(), 4000)
          }

          $('.siema').mousedown(function(event) {
          mouseDown = true;
          }).mouseup(function(){
          var mouseDown = false;
          }).mousemove(function(e){
          if (mouseDown)
          Bind(wait);
          });

          Bind();






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          answered Jan 20 at 15:23









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          • Fantastic thank you so much! It worked. One more question Alen, any way I can add 'dragging' to this condition as well? So that when user drags instead of using next/prev buttons, it also stops the timer.

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 17:39













          • if you mean jquary draggable, yes simple do onDrag or onBeforeDrag Bind(wait);. it should work. dont forget to vote up :)

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 17:54













          • How do I do that? Could you share the full line of code for me? Thanks :)

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 18:44











          • hmm you already have drag. so jq dragabble is not required. Now i have updated my answer it should now wait 6s when the drag event trigger. must be also tested is on mobile'

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 20:04





















          • Fantastic thank you so much! It worked. One more question Alen, any way I can add 'dragging' to this condition as well? So that when user drags instead of using next/prev buttons, it also stops the timer.

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 17:39













          • if you mean jquary draggable, yes simple do onDrag or onBeforeDrag Bind(wait);. it should work. dont forget to vote up :)

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 17:54













          • How do I do that? Could you share the full line of code for me? Thanks :)

            – Teebling
            Jan 20 at 18:44











          • hmm you already have drag. so jq dragabble is not required. Now i have updated my answer it should now wait 6s when the drag event trigger. must be also tested is on mobile'

            – Alen.Toma
            Jan 20 at 20:04



















          Fantastic thank you so much! It worked. One more question Alen, any way I can add 'dragging' to this condition as well? So that when user drags instead of using next/prev buttons, it also stops the timer.

          – Teebling
          Jan 20 at 17:39







          Fantastic thank you so much! It worked. One more question Alen, any way I can add 'dragging' to this condition as well? So that when user drags instead of using next/prev buttons, it also stops the timer.

          – Teebling
          Jan 20 at 17:39















          if you mean jquary draggable, yes simple do onDrag or onBeforeDrag Bind(wait);. it should work. dont forget to vote up :)

          – Alen.Toma
          Jan 20 at 17:54







          if you mean jquary draggable, yes simple do onDrag or onBeforeDrag Bind(wait);. it should work. dont forget to vote up :)

          – Alen.Toma
          Jan 20 at 17:54















          How do I do that? Could you share the full line of code for me? Thanks :)

          – Teebling
          Jan 20 at 18:44





          How do I do that? Could you share the full line of code for me? Thanks :)

          – Teebling
          Jan 20 at 18:44













          hmm you already have drag. so jq dragabble is not required. Now i have updated my answer it should now wait 6s when the drag event trigger. must be also tested is on mobile'

          – Alen.Toma
          Jan 20 at 20:04







          hmm you already have drag. so jq dragabble is not required. Now i have updated my answer it should now wait 6s when the drag event trigger. must be also tested is on mobile'

          – Alen.Toma
          Jan 20 at 20:04






















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