How to make use of it:

1. Download and import the GiffyImages library.

<script src="./dist/giffy-images.min.js"></script>

2. Insert pictures into the GiffyImages container. Don’t overlook to cover the pictures on the web page load beside the primary one.

<div id="giffy-images-container">
  <img width="150" src="1.jpg" alt="Img 1">
  <img style="display: none;" width="150" src="2.jpg" alt="Img 2">
  <img style="display: none;" width="150" src="3.jpg" alt="Img 3">
  <img style="display: none;" width="150" src="4.jpg" alt="Img 4">
  <img style="display: none;" width="150" src="5.jpg" alt="Img 5">
</div>

3. Initialize the GiffyImages on the highest container.

const giffyImages = new GiffyImages({
      imageHolderId: 'giffy-images-container'
})

4. Play & pause the ‘GIF’.

giffyImages.playStop()

5. Or auto-play the Gif in spite of everything pictures have been loaded.

const giffyImages = new GiffyImages({
      imageHolderId: 'giffy-images-container',
      autoplay: true,
})

6. Customize the animation speed.

const giffyImages = new GiffyImages({
      imageHolderId: 'giffy-images-container',
      speed: 200,
})

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