GreyG
07-19-2013, 01:32 AM
The current method of scrolling has "broken down" in Firefox but works in IE10 and Chrome. Jquery-scroll.
I would probably be better off with a different option anyway. Originally I only had 10 photos. Now I have to get about 50 to work in a manner that would allow the most to be likely viewed by all visitors.
To do this, I am considering either a controlled fade-over from one to next with a 5 second random selection change and a clicker controlled by the user to force a change faster. A "scroller" would work if it had a selector to speed up display but I already have one horizontal scroll at top of page and think that is enough scrolling.
Does anyone have a favorite method of doing this? I am an extreme novice but willing to try anything that works.
Approximate display area is 290x400px so anything that I can fit in that size framework (ie: rolling photo cube etc). Unique is nice if I can do it and if it looks right.
I can deal with all html/java easier than using css if possible but whatever works.
Thanks for anything as I am currently stuck.
I would probably be better off with a different option anyway. Originally I only had 10 photos. Now I have to get about 50 to work in a manner that would allow the most to be likely viewed by all visitors.
To do this, I am considering either a controlled fade-over from one to next with a 5 second random selection change and a clicker controlled by the user to force a change faster. A "scroller" would work if it had a selector to speed up display but I already have one horizontal scroll at top of page and think that is enough scrolling.
Does anyone have a favorite method of doing this? I am an extreme novice but willing to try anything that works.
Approximate display area is 290x400px so anything that I can fit in that size framework (ie: rolling photo cube etc). Unique is nice if I can do it and if it looks right.
I can deal with all html/java easier than using css if possible but whatever works.
Thanks for anything as I am currently stuck.