There should be a feature to display thumbnail image as main image on hover, so that the product image slider functions like amazon on desktop.
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Hi @Kyle_Bergthold, thank you for sharing your idea!
Am I right that you’d like to have thumbnails below the main image, which change the main image when you hover over them?
Yes exactly, does this feature already exist in Elfsight and I’m just missing it?
Thanks,
I’m afraid we don’t have a built-in feature to support your use case, but it can be done with some customization!
To make it work the way you need, you need to:
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Switch to the Thumbnails layout on the Layout tab
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Then add the following script to your widget’s Custom JS section on the Style tab:
const LISTEN_TYPES = {
one: {
select: (selector, root) => root.querySelector(selector),
validate: (node) => !!node,
},
all: {
select: (selector, root) => root.querySelectorAll(selector),
validate: (node) => node?.length > 0,
},
};
function listenStep(args) {
args.node = args.select(args.selector, args.root);
if (!args.validate(args.node)) {
args.step++;
if (args.step < args.limit)
setTimeout(() => {
listenStep(args);
}, args.delay);
else args.reject();
} else {
args.resolve(args.node);
}
}
async function asyncListenFor(selector, type = 'one', customArgs = {}) {
const args = {
root: document,
node: undefined,
selector,
delay: 100,
limit: 50,
step: 0,
select: LISTEN_TYPES[type].select,
validate: LISTEN_TYPES[type].validate,
reject: () => {},
...customArgs,
};
if (type === 'one' || type === 'all') {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
listenStep({ ...args, resolve });
});
}
}
const secondThumbnailsSelector = '.eapp-photo-gallery-thumbnails-second';
const notActiveThumbnailSelctor =
'.eapp-photo-gallery-thumbnails-thumbnailImageContainer:not(.eapp-photo-gallery-thumbnails-thumbnailActive)';
asyncListenFor(secondThumbnailsSelector).then((secondThumbnails) => {
secondThumbnails.addEventListener('mouseover', (e) => {
const notActiveThumbnail = e.target.closest(notActiveThumbnailSelctor);
if (notActiveThumbnail) {
notActiveThumbnail.dispatchEvent(
new MouseEvent('mouseup', {
bubbles: true,
cancelable: true,
view: window,
})
);
}
});
});
Please note that Custom JS operates only upon widget installation, so it won’t work in the preview mode.
Let me know if it worked!