There are two ways of setting Floom up. One is the object way, where you specify the image url and the caption using the key-value notation:
var slides = [ { image: 'photo-1.jpg', caption: 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit' }, { image: 'photo-2.jpg', caption: 'Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident' } ]; $('blinds').floom(slides, { axis: 'vertical' });
<div id="blinds"></div>
The second one is by simply passing a element collection, ie. $$('#blinds img'), where the passed element has to be the actual image collection. In this scenario the caption is the elements title attribute:
$('blinds').floom($$('#blinds img'), { axis: 'vertical' });
<div id="blinds"> <img title="Description 0" alt="" src="nature-photo0.jpg" /> <img title="Description 1" alt="" src="nature-photo1.jpg" /> <img title="Description 2" alt="" src="nature-photo2.jpg" /> <img title="Description 3" alt="" src="nature-photo3.jpg" /> <img title="Description 4" alt="" src="nature-photo4.jpg" /> </div>
All options have default values assigned, hence are optional.
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