Currently, I am attempting to implement a popular panning slider called Jquery Panning Slider for a website.
The details regarding the markup structure, CSS, and jQuery can be found here: Slider Details.
However, I encountered an issue with this slider. It only accepts predefined numeric inputs for the width of the slider container and the ul element where the images are displayed. This limitation poses difficulties when images need to fill the entire browser viewport rather than a set width and height. I aim to modify the slider to occupy the entire screen's width for resolutions up to 1600px.
The images intended for the slider are 1600px wide and 804px tall. I wish for them to scale according to the aspect ratio and screen size of different devices.
Despite my efforts to find a solution online, I have been unsuccessful. The only clue I have found is to use
$(window).width()
in the code somewhere. I am now at a standstill and seeking assistance. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!