Auto Image Slider

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Auto Image Slider

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Last edited Sep 2, 2016

Created on Sep 2, 2016

This example displays an automatic image slider for navigating three nature photographs. It cycles through images every two seconds, with preview and next arrow buttons and clickable dots for direct slide selection. The code uses vanilla JavaScript with `getElementsByClassName`, `addEventListener`, and `setTimeout` for automation, while CSS manages positioning, transitions, and active states for navigation elements.

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