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I've been trying to google this for hours, and I'm just totally clueless. I want to make something similar to the "Recent Vehicles" section at the bottom of this site, where you can click the arrow and the cars slide on and off the screen.

I have no idea what's the correct thing to google. I know it's not a slider or a carousel, because that's what I've been searching all night.

If someone can show me the basic idea of how to do this in Javascript, jQuery or Angular that would be awesome. Thanks in advance! =)

http://demo.themesuite.com/index.php?theme=Automotive-WP

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put on hold as too broad by Phil, cartant, SurvivalMachine, Mike, greg-449 13 hours ago

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It is a carousel. It just has more than 1 image showing at once – Dakusan 16 hours ago
    
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this is a really broad question. A question generally gives us an idea of what has been tried already via some code and specific questions. You can read How to create a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. – alexwc_ 16 hours ago
    
@Dakusan it isn't showing more than one image at once in the viewport (though it definitely can) - it's animating blocks of text over top of the main image. The example uses Slider Revolution. – alexwc_ 16 hours ago
    
can learn a lot by inspecting the live html in browser dev tools elements inspector. look at the structure and then look at corresponding style used. Also by poking through various script files you might encounter – charlietfl 16 hours ago
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It is called a Carousel. A good one can be found at http://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/

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