Mike, Thank you for the quick response.
I throught I should take a look in the jquery easing file, seen as the transitions work - and the names of the easing transitions changed in version 1.2 of the easing plugin. Problem solved. Thanks - Wayne On Jun 21, 2:54 pm, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have searched this group to see if anyone is getting the same issue > > as I have been but after about an hour of searching I did not find > > anything. > > > I am trying to put a simple slideshow on my homepage of my new website > > but the effect that I want just does not seem to work for some reason. > > I have looked through all of my code and made sure that I have > > included all of the JS files properly (and that they exist on the > > remote server). > > > I can load the slideshow with other effects, I have also kept the > > easing code in on effects such as fade etc. to make sure that the > > error is not with that, but it still works. As soon as I change the > > effect type everything goes tits up and the slideshow does not work. > > > I have uploaded all files to a beta url > > -http://beta.waynegrills.com/?fx=zoom&ease=false > > > I have made the script so that you can change the effect my changing > > the fx variable in the URL and define whether the easing is included > > or not by setting ease to true or false. > > > I look forward to hearing from you. > > > - Wayne > > Two things: > > 1.) Give the container an explicit height: > > <style type="text/css"> > #home2 { height: 200px } > </style> > > 2.) Use a timeout value that makes sense. What you have now does not > make sense: > > $('#home2').cycle({ > fx: 'scrollDown', > speedIn: 2000, > speedOut: 500, > timeout: 600, > pause: 1, > after: onAfter > > }); > > The 'timeout' option tells Cycle how often to switch slides. But > having a value that is less than the time it takes to perform the > transition (speedIn + speedOut) makes no sense. Maybe this was just a > typo and you meant 6000 instead of 600? > > Cheers! > > Mike
