1// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2// http://wowslider.com/ 3// JavaScript Wow Slider is a free software that helps you easily generate delicious 4// slideshows with gorgeous transition effects, in a few clicks without writing a single line of code. 5// Generated by WOW Slider 2.8 6// 7//*********************************************** 8// Obfuscated by Javascript Obfuscator 9// http://javascript-source.com 10//*********************************************** 11 12function ws_fade(c, a, b) { 13 var e = jQuery; 14 var d = e("ul", b); 15 var f = { 16 position: "absolute", 17 left: 0, 18 top: 0, 19 width: "100%", 20 height: "100%" 21 }; 22 this.go = function (g, h) { 23 var i = e(a.get(g)).clone().css(f).hide().appendTo(b); 24 if (!c.noCross) { 25 var j = e(a.get(h)).clone().css(f).appendTo(b); 26 d.hide(); 27 j.fadeOut(c.duration, function () { 28 j.remove() 29 }) 30 } 31 i.fadeIn(c.duration, function () { 32 d.css({ 33 left: -g + "00%" 34 }).show(); 35 i.remove() 36 }); 37 return g 38 } 39}; // ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40// http://wowslider.com/ 41// JavaScript Wow Slider is a free software that helps you easily generate delicious 42// slideshows with gorgeous transition effects, in a few clicks without writing a single line of code. 43// Generated by WOW Slider 2.8 44// 45//*********************************************** 46// Obfuscated by Javascript Obfuscator 47// http://javascript-source.com 48//*********************************************** 49jQuery("#wowslider-container1").wowSlider({ 50 effect: "fade", 51 prev: "", 52 next: "", 53 duration: 19 * 100, 54 delay: 6 * 1000, 55 width: 1600, 56 height: 600, 57 autoPlay: true, 58 stopOnHover: false, 59 loop: false, 60 bullets: true, 61 caption: true, 62 captionEffect: "slide", 63 controls: true, 64 logo: "engine1/loading.gif", 65 // onBeforeStep: function (i, c) { 66 // return (i + 1 + Math.floor((c - 1) * Math.random())) 67 // }, 68 images: 0 69});
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