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Overview
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RTL stands for “Right-to-Left,” and it refers to a writing direction.
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Some of the languages include Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Urdu.
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In RTL writing systems, text and content are read from right to left, opposite to the usual left-to-right direction used in languages like English.
Refer the page RTL, to know more about it.
What is a carousel?
A carousel in bootstrap is a slideshow component that allows users to display multiple images, videos, or other types of content in a looping sequence. It is a responsive and dynamic component that can be easily customized.
Bootstrap provides a set of classes that can be used to create a carousel component and customize it.
Carousel feature can also be utilized in RTL direction.
Two main classes for adding carousel are:
class | description |
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.carousel | This class sets up the basic structure of the carousel |
.carousel-item | This class is used to define the individual slides within the carousel |
Optional classes to customize the slides in a carousel are:
class | description |
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.slide | Adds a sliding animation to the carousel |
.active | Defines the initial active slide | .carousel-indicators | Adds navigation indicators to the bottom of the carousel |
.carousel-control-prev and carousel-control-next | Adds left and right arrow buttons to the carousel for manual navigation |
.carousel-caption | Adds a caption or description to each slide in the carousel |
Some of the examples of the carousels are as follows:
Example | Description | Download link |
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Basic carousel | This example shows a basic carousel. | Download |
Carousel with indicators | This example shows a carousel with indicators. | Download |
Carousel with captions | This example shows a carousel with captions. | Download |
Animated carousel | This example shows a carousel with animation. | Download |
Carousel with time interval | This example shows a carousel with time interval. | Download |
Autoplay carousel | This example shows an autoplay carousel. | Download |
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