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In this video you will learn how to make an image slider using the HTML, CSS and JavaScript with Next/Prev control buttons and image number.

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[necronomicon-xmortis]

wow you have made the best explination of this slider with far less code i will try it every other movie i watched failed to sucsesfully complete the task after hours and hours of research i am new to javascript can do html, css and some batch coding i would love to learn javascript to be good like you and actualy do freelance jobs i have created a few sites i want to add this slide effect to...🥰 thanx keep up good work

[paradoxrecapped]

Just want have been looking for thank you so much #smartCode

[ZKS]

You have really nice videos keep it up!!!

[hiwayshoes]

Hi Salar! I’m glad you spoke a bit about sizing of images. As a photographer, I am keenly aware of image resolution, file size, and aspect ratio so that in and of itself is not a problem for me. But I do struggle with what size my image resolution should be on a website. I think you said your images for this tutorial are 600x400, right? And that works so well for the image slider. But do you have a recommendation for what sizes to use generally? For example, I’m never sure if I should use 450x300, 570x760, or 800x600 (these are only examples meant to keep in mind the aspect ratio). If you have done a tutorial on this in the past, please let me know…. I deeply appreciate all the teaching you share. I’m going to work on this image slider tutorial later today… as always, thanks again. Cheers!