// initialise the slider, and float first $(".slider") .slider() .slider("float"); // after a slider has been inialised $(".slider") .slider() .slider("float", "destroy");
There can often by times when you wish to destroy a slider's pips, or floats. It is very
simple to achieve just by supplying "destroy"
as the parameter instead
of an options object.
// initialise the slider, and pips first $(".slider") .slider() .slider("pips"); // after a slider has been inialised $(".slider") .slider() .slider("pips", "destroy");
// initialise the slider, and float first $(".slider") .slider() .slider("float"); // after a slider has been inialised $(".slider") .slider() .slider("float", "destroy");