you keep focusing effort on the DIV wrapping the slider, but the not
the UL which is the first block level parent of the slider images. I'm
not sure why overflow on div not working but I would attack the UL with
float, height, overflow etc. With those huge images and therefore very
slow load
Hey, that took care of Problem #1
It no longer shows the content on page load.
It still shows the content to the left and right of the screen,
causing a browser scrollbar at the bottom in IE 7.
But closer yet..lol
Still can't figure out that issue though..ben playing with CSS, but
not
fyi...so it works perfect in Firefox nowjust don't know how to fix
the overflow issue in IE 7.
On Jul 20, 6:21 am, Alan alanblackf...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey, that took care of Problem #1
It no longer shows the content on page load.
It still shows the content to the left and right of
for starters your images are huge ...sampled a couple .Judy
Dench is 1728px 2304px (scaled to 449px 600px) and file size is
350kb!
that's a huge amount of loading time for the number of images you have
Alan wrote:
OKgranted I am totally a rookie here...but I am S stuck!
Yeah, I know. As part of the re-write we will deal with the image
issue. The page load time on the actual site is aweful.
On Jul 19, 10:11 am, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote:
for starters your images are huge ...sampled a couple .Judy Dench is
1728px × 2304px (scaled to 449px ×
Hi,
I dunno how your plugin works, but here goes my 2 cents
#Problem 1: Why don't place a display: none; style?
Dunno if this works with your plugin but, you can do this and in
inside your plugin just show the content you need to show...
#Problem 2: Don't understand what you mean for scrolls
Problem #1: not sure where i would put that, but I will check it out.
Problem #2: In IE 7, if you click on the arrow to scroll left or
right, you can see the previous content off to the side of the
slider. interesting you didn't see it, so I checked out Firefox, and
sure enough, the problem is
I can show css or slider code if it helps.
Slider CSS below
--
@charset utf-8;
/* CSS Document */
#slidercontent{
position:relative;
}
#slidercontainer{
margin:0 auto;
position:relative;
Hmm i tried to replicate that on my server but whithout success...
You can try what i've mentioned in my previous post, display: none;
like this:
HTML:
div id=slider align=center style=display: none;
JS:
Add this
$('#slider').css({'display' : 'block'});
After
this.each(function() {
Tried that...still same result.
On Jul 19, 7:47 pm, Glazz brunofgas...@live.com.pt wrote:
Hmm i tried to replicate that on my server but whithout success...
You can try what i've mentioned in my previous post, display: none;
like this:
HTML:
div id=slider align=center style=display: none;
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