You can set auto
to 0.001
which still pauses, but only one millisecond before continuing. (So basically, no pause) Their code multiplies 1000 x options.auto
to arrive at the amount to delay. Setting auto to 0
cancels the auto feature.
However, you could use AnythingSlider with the following options:
$("selector").anythingSlider({
delay: 0,
animationTime: 4000,
buildNavigation: false,
pauseOnHover: false
});
Since it is meant to be navigated normally, it adds forward/backward buttons as well as a Start/Stop button. You can either edit the plugin, or just hide those elements with CSS:
selector a.arrow, selector #start-stop { display: none }
In these examples, selector
refers to the CSS selector needed for jQuery or CSS to properly identify your div
. Since you are using .NET
I would recommend using a class vs. trying to output the ID from .NET into your selector and CSS.