Pick a wrapper, run init, and voila!
jQuery("#wrapper").slideto('init');
//or, with options
jQuery("#wrapper").slideto('init', {
//element to show at first
offset: 0,
//css property for #wrapper
overflow: "hidden"
});
Though, in all honesty, you probably need some more code. To make things move:
//if you know where you are going
jQuery("#some-child-of-the-wrapper").slideto();
//and if you dont
jQuery("#wrapper").slideto('next');
jQuery("#wrapper").slideto('prev');
//With options:
jQuery("#some-child-of-the-wrapper").slideto({
instant: false, //animate movement or just css it
speed: "fast"
});
//these options can be passed as a secondary parameter to the 'next' and 'prev' methods too
Currently, the 'next' method does not support looping. The 'prev' method does, however. I blame the mysterious design of jQuery.eq()