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Learn how to make a `touch-slider-bar` with clickable images that redirect to specific URLs using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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Create a Touch-Slider-Bar with Hyperlink Images for Easy Navigation

Are you looking to enhance your website with an engaging touch-slider that not only showcases images but also functions as clickable links? You’ve come to the right place! In this guide, we'll guide you through the process of creating a touch-slider-bar where each image serves as a hyperlink, redirecting users to specific pages. Let's dive into the solution!

Introduction to the Problem

You may have seen touch sliders on various websites that allow users to swipe through images. However, if you want to take it a step further and allow each image to redirect to different URLs when clicked, you might find it a bit challenging. The goal here is to create a seamless touch slider where each slide is not only an image but also an interactive element leading users to specific links.

Why Use a Touch-Slider-Bar?

User Engagement: It keeps your visitors engaged, allowing them to navigate visually.

Space-Efficient: A touch slider can show multiple images without taking up too much space.

Improved Navigation: It allows for easy access to different sections or pages of your site.

Step-by-Step Solution

We'll accomplish this by utilizing the Swiper library, a powerful tool for creating touch sliders. Below are the detailed steps to set it up correctly.

Step 1: Include Swiper Library

First, we need to include the Swiper CSS and JS files in our HTML to enable slider functionality.

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Step 2: Structure the HTML

Instead of using div elements as slides, we will use a tags, giving each one its unique link. Here’s how the HTML structure should look:

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Step 3: Add Background Images

Now, we need to set background images for each slide. Here’s how you can do it in CSS:

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Step 4: Initialize Swiper in JavaScript

Finally, we will initialize the Swiper instance to bring the slider to life:

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Conclusion

By following these simple steps, you can create a visually appealing touch slider that allows users to click on images and navigate to different pages. This implementation not only enhances the user experience but also adds an interactive element to your website.

With just a few lines of code, you can drastically improve how users interact with your site, making information discovery more engaging and enjoyable. Happy coding!