Carousel
A carousel is used to enclose a set of (typically) images, providing controls to move slides back-and-forth.
## S3 method for class 'bsplus_carousel' bs_append(tag, content, caption = NULL, ...) bs_carousel(id, use_indicators = FALSE, use_controls = TRUE)
tag |
|
content |
character (HTML) or |
caption |
character (HTML) or |
... |
other args (not used) |
id |
character, unique id for accordion |
use_indicators |
logical, denotes use of slide-position indicators (dots) |
use_controls |
logical, denotes use of controls (chevrons at sides) |
All of these functions return a bsplus_carousel object
(which is also an htmltools::[tag][htmltools::tag], <div/>), so you can
compose a carousel by piping. There are two parts to this system:
A constructor function for the carousel, bs_carousel()
A function to append a slide to the carousel, bs_append()
The verb append is used to signify that you can append an arbitrary number of slides to a carousel.
For the constructor, bs_carousel(),
it is your responsibility to ensure that id is unique
among HTML elements in your page. If you have non-unique id's, strange things may
happen to your page.
bsplus_carousel object (htmltools::[tag][htmltools::tag],
<div/>)
bs_carousel(id = "with_the_beatles") %>% bs_append(content = bs_carousel_image(src = "img/john.jpg")) %>% bs_append(content = bs_carousel_image(src = "img/paul.jpg")) %>% bs_append(content = bs_carousel_image(src = "img/george.jpg")) %>% bs_append(content = bs_carousel_image(src = "img/ringo.jpg"))
Please choose more modern alternatives, such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.