danielebarchiesi@2: <?php
danielebarchiesi@2: 
danielebarchiesi@2: /**
danielebarchiesi@2:  * @file
danielebarchiesi@2:  * API documentation for FlexSlider
danielebarchiesi@2:  */
danielebarchiesi@2: 
danielebarchiesi@2: /**
danielebarchiesi@2:  * By design, FlexSlider should be entirely configurable from the web interface.
danielebarchiesi@2:  * However some implementations may require to access the FlexSlider library
danielebarchiesi@2:  * directly by using flexslider_add().
danielebarchiesi@2:  *
danielebarchiesi@2:  * Here are some sample uses of flexslider_add().
danielebarchiesi@2:  */
danielebarchiesi@2: 
danielebarchiesi@2: /**
danielebarchiesi@2:  * This call will look for an HTML element with and id attribute of "my_image_list"
danielebarchiesi@2:  * and initialize FlexSlider on it using the option set named "default".
danielebarchiesi@2:  */
danielebarchiesi@2: flexslider_add('my_image_list', 'default');
danielebarchiesi@2: 
danielebarchiesi@2: /**
danielebarchiesi@2:  * You also have the option of skipping the option set parameter if you want
danielebarchiesi@2:  * to run with the library defaults or plan on adding the settings array
danielebarchiesi@2:  * into the page manually using drupal_add_js().
danielebarchiesi@2:  */
danielebarchiesi@2: flexslider_add('my_image_list');
danielebarchiesi@2: 
danielebarchiesi@2: /**
danielebarchiesi@2:  * Finally, you can simply have Drupal include the library in the list of
danielebarchiesi@2:  * javascript libraries. This method would assume you would take care of
danielebarchiesi@2:  * initializing a FlexSlider instance in your theme or custom javascript
danielebarchiesi@2:  * file.
danielebarchiesi@2:  *
danielebarchiesi@2:  * Ex: $('#slider').flexslider();
danielebarchiesi@2:  */
danielebarchiesi@2: flexslider_add();