[jQuery] Re: Cycle - per slide settings

2008-06-16 Thread jdenkaat
Mike sorry to be a pain! and this maybe the exactly the same question as I originally asked. The slideshow I will be using will always use images with the same dimensions and css styles I would like to use the wipe transitions and fade transitions interchangeably. e.g. use 'l2r' for first wipe

[jQuery] Re: Cycle - per slide settings

2008-06-12 Thread jdenkaat
Thanks Mike you are a star! These are exactly the transitions I wanted and are very quick compared to the brothercake ones. James On May 23, 8:18 pm, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It's currently not possible to cycle with clip animation since > > jQuery's animate function doesn't support

[jQuery] Re: Cycle - per slide settings

2008-05-23 Thread Mike
> It's currently not possible to cycle with clip animation since > jQuery's animate function doesn't support it and Cycle delegates to > that for the animation.  But I'd be willing to add a wipe transition > using custom logic.  What sort of wipe transitions are you looking > for?  Just simple le

[jQuery] Re: Cycle - per slide settings

2008-05-23 Thread Mike
> I understand that the transition change would be difficult, could you > describe the problem further so that I can 'have a go' at working > around it. The problem is that each transition type has it's own requirements for where the slide should start, where it should end, what the z-indexes of

[jQuery] Re: Cycle - per slide settings

2008-05-23 Thread jdenkaat
Mike, Sorry for the delay in responding! Thanks for that, I have set each individual image within the slide show using the method you described and a case statement, which seems to work! I understand that the transition change would be difficult, could you describe the problem further so that

[jQuery] Re: Cycle - per slide settings

2008-04-04 Thread Mike Alsup
> Is there a way in the jquery.cycle plugin to set settings for > individual slides? > > For example - set a different transition or timeout for each slide. You can change the timeout in the 'before' callback, but changing the transition is quite problematic. $('#slideshow').cycle({ befo