Dan Atkinson wrote: > > Sorry, I mean the next-disabled.gif. > > You might even be able to get rid of the disabled gifs if you set the > 'next image' handler to change the opacity of the next-enabled.gif to 50% > and remove the onClick event for it. It would replicate the look of a > disabled image, but without the need for the user to actually have the > gifs for them. > > Though the gifs are < 1kb each, every little counts! ;) > I see now :) I implemented that with toggeling a class. Theres now a class "jcarousel-next-disabled" (same for prev) added/removed from the element. So, you can setup the bevahiour easly with a stylesheet.
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