Adding a touch swipe to an existing jquery image slider

Would anyone consider helping me with this? Jquery is something I have NO experience in. I'd like to add a touch swipe to this slider (to use in cell phone / tablets). For someone who knows what they are doing it shouldn't be a daunting task (as it is for me).

jquery:

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w=d+"_s",k=c("<ul class='"+g+"_tabs "+d+"_tabs' />"),x={"float":"left",position:"relative",opacity:1,zIndex:2},y={"float":"none",position:"absolute",opacity:0,zIndex:1},F=function(){var b=(document.body||document.documentElement).style,a="transition";if("string"===typeof b[a])return!0;s=["Moz","Webkit","Khtml","O","ms"];var a=a.charAt(0).toUpperCase()+a.substr(1),c;for(c=0;c<s.length;c++)if("string"===typeof b[s[c]+a])return!0;return!1}(),z=function(b){a.before(b);F?(e.removeClass(j).css(y).eq(b).addClass(j).css(x),
n=b,setTimeout(function(){a.after(b)},h)):e.stop().fadeOut(h,function(){c(this).removeClass(j).css(y).css("opacity",1)}).eq(b).fadeIn(h,function(){c(this).addClass(j).css(x);a.after(b);n=b})};a.random&&(e.sort(function(){return Math.round(Math.random())-0.5}),f.empty().append(e));e.each(function(a){this.id=w+a});f.addClass(g+" "+d);l&&l.maxwidth&&f.css("max-width",u);e.hide().css(y).eq(0).addClass(j).css(x).show();F&&e.show().css({"-webkit-transition":"opacity "+h+"ms ease-in-out","-moz-transition":"opacity "+
h+"ms ease-in-out","-o-transition":"opacity "+h+"ms ease-in-out",transition:"opacity "+h+"ms ease-in-out"});if(1<e.size()){if(D<h+100)return;if(a.pager&&!a.manualControls){var A=[];e.each(function(a){a+=1;A+="<li><a href='#' class='"+w+a+"'>"+a+"</a></li>"});k.append(A);l.navContainer?c(a.navContainer).append(k):f.after(k)}a.manualControls&&(k=c(a.manualControls),k.addClass(g+"_tabs "+d+"_tabs"));(a.pager||a.manualControls)&&k.find("li").each(function(a){c(this).addClass(w+(a+1))});if(a.pager||a.manualControls)q=
k.find("a"),r=function(a){q.closest("li").removeClass(v).eq(a).addClass(v)};a.auto&&(t=function(){p=setInterval(function(){e.stop(!0,!0);var b=n+1<C?n+1:0;(a.pager||a.manualControls)&&r(b);z(b)},D)},t());m=function(){a.auto&&(clearInterval(p),t())};a.pause&&f.hover(function(){clearInterval(p)},function(){m()});if(a.pager||a.manualControls)q.bind("click",function(b){b.preventDefault();a.pauseControls||m();b=q.index(this);n===b||c("."+j).queue("fx").length||(r(b),z(b))}).eq(0).closest("li").addClass(v),
a.pauseControls&&q.hover(function(){clearInterval(p)},function(){m()});if(a.nav){g="<a href='#' class='"+E+" prev'>"+a.prevText+"</a><a href='#' class='"+E+" next'>"+a.nextText+"</a>";l.navContainer?c(a.navContainer).append(g):f.after(g);var d=c("."+d+"_nav"),G=d.filter(".prev");d.bind("click",function(b){b.preventDefault();b=c("."+j);if(!b.queue("fx").length){var d=e.index(b);b=d-1;d=d+1<C?n+1:0;z(c(this)[0]===G[0]?b:d);if(a.pager||a.manualControls)r(c(this)[0]===G[0]?b:d);a.pauseControls||m()}});
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Code (markup):

The link to the slider:

http://responsiveslides.com/themes/themes.html

PS I tried a couple sliders that have that option but they were kind of "heavy" and had their own issues. I like how light this slider is. It's just missing this one option.

 

Never mind, I decided to go a different route.