Sam Sherlock wrote:
Nice stuff there. I have been playing around with it I would like to be
able to click on the arrows and advance more rapidly through the
scrollablearea. Guess this might be going against what your trying to do.
Adding a click event that makes the scrolling go faster is a great idea!
I will add it to the list of things to implement.
Perhaps also some class should be added so that certain styling is
applied where js is able to run
I'm not sure I understand? Could you elaborate on this?
if some extra options could be specificed when initializing - in some
cases it would be nice to be able display the items in sets of 4
(configurable rows columns) perhaps also being able to initialze to a
position (like scrollable plugin see flowplayer example site)
Yes, more options should be added. One thing I've been thinking of is
that the user shouldn't have to add the hotspots manually in the
HTML/CSS-code. The script should be able to generate default hotspots.
I'm not sure which options the users would like or find handy though?
Many settings can be done in the CSS but I'm not sure if that is the
best way to configure the plugin?
I'm not sure that I want this plugin to scroll in sets. There are
already several plugins that do that, but that was not the functionality
I was looking. Smooth scrolling is what I'm after. :-)
Would be interesting to be able to use this with lazyloading images
(preloading two adhead)
That is my plan!
I will be using ten or more of the scrolling DIV's on a single page so
loading all the content at once would be heavy.
Thanks for your feedback!
/Thomas
2008/11/1 tkahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
Hi!
My name is Thomas Kahn and this is my first post to this list. I'm a
web developer working in Stockholm Sweden and I've just started
developing my my first plugin for jQuery; in fact jQuery is a totally
new experience for me - I started from scratch a week ago. :-)
All the info, a demo and the current source code can be found here:
http://www.maaki.com/thomas/SmoothDivScrolling/
All the scrolling plugins that I found on the jQuery website where
scrolling in "element steps" and I wanted a plugin that would scroll
smoothly. Since I couldn't find one, I decided to code one myself.
Now I'm releasing somehing that is really a Beta with a big "B". It
wasn't intended to be released in public in the first place, but when
I saw that I would save time by developing a plugin for the project
that I'm currently involved in, I tought I'd share the code hoping
someone else will find it useful.
All improvements and suggestions are welcome!
/Thomas Kahn
Web Developer
Kärnhuset, Sweden
