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VerticaI Carousel

By Karim Saif

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VerticaI image Stack Carousel

Description

Vertical Image Stack for Framer Vertical Image Stack is an immersive, 3D layered media showcase component for Framer. Featuring depth-based card transformations, touch drag gestures, mouse wheel navigation, keyboard support, and dynamic UI indicators, it provides a tactile and modern gallery experience. Key Features 3D Perspective Stack : Multi-layer depth layout utilizing dynamic scaling, opacity gradients, and 3D rotation transforms. Multi-Modal Navigation : Seamlessly navigate cards using mouse wheel scrolling, vertical touch-drag gestures, keyboard arrow keys, or side navigation dots. Interactive Hint Indicators : Configurable animated bounce arrows and custom text prompts to guide user interaction. Dynamic Index Counter : Tabular-num active index tracking paired with total count indicators. Canvas Optimization : Built-in safeguards and static renderer awareness to ensure smooth editing inside the Framer canvas. Property Controls Content Images : Array list to add card images and individual accessibility alt text. Dimensions & Style Width : Custom width for individual cards (150px to 600px). Height : Custom height for individual cards (200px to 800px). Radius : Corner rounding configuration for cards (0px to 50px). Cooldown : Minimum delay threshold between scroll and drag transitions (100ms to 1000ms). UI Elements & Toggles Show Dots : Toggle right-hand vertical navigation dots. Show Counter : Toggle left-hand numerical index display. Show Hints : Toggle scroll/drag directional hint container, with independent sub-controls for hint arrows and text. Background : Container background color picker. Text Color : Foreground color for typography and icons. Aria Label : Accessibility description for screen readers. Need Help? For support, feedback, or feature requests: X / Twitter : @Karim Saif Email: karimsaif010@gmail.com

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VerticaI image Stack Carousel

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