Thanks =)
The reason I have to use the src change is because if I try to setup
all the images in a list or by some other method that most galleries
rely upon, the performance shoots way down in Firefox 2, Firefox 2 for
mac is especially bad. You click a thumbnail to go to an image and it
Hey Dave,
I wrote a script to dynamically update the src value of images in a
tabs type view on this site:
www.texasonline.com (the Quick Answers section)
I actually did it to reduce page weight, but I might give you some
insight into how to achieve your objective.
cheers.
joe
Would the 'pagerClick' callback help out? You can utilized it to call a
function when the pager buttons are clicked, before it tries to do anything
with the cycle'd element. I was thinking in terms of using pagerClick to
insert the desired image into the set when its thumbnail is clicked. The
I'm sure there's a cleaner way to do this, but my first thought would be to
wrap the img in a div, set the div to have the image as it's background,
then fade the new image src in front of it.
Example (untested code):
var img = $('#image img');
var div = $('div/div').css(
{
that's a really good idea, however that approach wouldn't work since
the image is dynamically cropped and resized with the browser window,
you can't crop and resize a background-image =(
the fade to black works rather nicely but it would be nice to have a
direct dissolve.
On Jun 23, 9:09 pm,
Take a look at the Cycle plugin. http://www.malsup.com/jquery/cycle/ Its
primary intent is to cycle through each child of a container, IE a div
containing some images. It includes a whole host of transition choices
(including crossfade), and also can be utilized as part of a 'pager' instead
of
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