Hi Olaf, u r absolutely right. When javascript is disabled, there is no need for a button there. One should probably put the markup for the button through javascript. jCarouselLite as such doesn't bother about how and where the button is placed. In fact, the buttons need not be part of the carousel's div itself. It can be anywhere in the page and can be created by pure HTML or by javascript. So, it is upto the developer how to do it. Once the button is created, all you need to provide jCarouselLite is just the selectors for the button, and jCarouselLite will take it from there. Makes sense?
-GTG On 8/9/07, Olaf Bosch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Ganeshji Marwaha schrieb: > > > http://gmarwaha.com/jquery/jcarousellite/test/testDefault.html . > > Here, i dont have that kind of setup. Here, the carousel should > > unobstrusively display all the elements based on what your css style > > rules are... In my case, i don't have any style rules except for the > > browser default. Thanks for the feedback though. I love feedbacks. > > Yes, this is right. I wonder why you not write the Buttons with JS. What > do the user without JS with this buttons? > > > -- > Viele Grüße, Olaf > > ------------------------------- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://olaf-bosch.de > www.akitafreund.de > ------------------------------- >
