I'm working on a webcomic and created a short animation, but it goes by too quickly. I need a way to change the image displayed when I click on it—essentially hiding the current one and showing the next. I have 48 frames to show, so I want a solution that allows me to cycle through these images easily. Any suggestions?
4 Answers
You can simply change the `src` attribute of the image tag. Store your 48 images in a folder named 1 to 48, and then loop through them while appending the file extension (like .jpg or .png). This way, each click can load the next image in the sequence.
If you're struggling with the animation speed, consider doubling each frame. Use the `onclick` attribute in the image tag to call a function that increases a counter and updates the `src` to the URL of the next image in your list. When the counter exceeds the number of images, set it back to 0, so you can loop through them.
Consider using a framework if you want to add more features down the line. Though it might seem like overkill just to change an image source, frameworks can help with organization and scaling your project.
JQuery is a solid option for this kind of task, especially when combined with transitions. It's straightforward and makes handling events like clicks easy.

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