slideshow fade out/fade in

i will hide it. it's good right that! :D thanks.

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The sliding one fades, it's just a little harder to notice because it's also sliding as it's fading. But you can notice it. You would also notice if it didn't fade. On the page you're using it on now, there's a gray background that shows through when it slides. That color can be changed.

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i see it now :D
that website it's for test only. however on the principal site it's look different 'cause of blue background

i hide it with js but time /entry remain 8 sec..why? before was 6-7. it's possible to 4sec/entry?

i put that in js

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// Custom Switch Slider Script (c)2013 John Davenport Scheuer
// as first seen in http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/
// username: jscheuer1 - This Notice Must Remain for Legal Use
jQuery(function($){
        var secs = 30, $slider1 = $('.slider'), $slider2 = $('.slider2'), $stored1 = $('<div></div>'),
                $firstset = $('.slider .slider-item-small'), shownum = 0, begintimer, functions = [
                        function(){
                                $slider1.children().appendTo($stored1);
                                $slider1.append($('.slider2').children());
                                $slider1.find('.slider-item-small').eq(0).trigger('mouseenter');
                        },
                        function(){
                                $slider1.children().appendTo('.slider2');
                                $stored1.children().appendTo($slider1);
                                $slider1.find('.slider-item-small').eq(0).trigger('mouseenter');
                        },
                        function(){
                                shownum = (++shownum) % 2;
                                setTimeout(switchsliders, secs * 1000);
                        }
                ];
        function switchsliders(){
                $slider1.animate({opacity: 0}, 'slow', functions[shownum])
                        .delay(500).animate({opacity: 1}, 'slow', functions[2]);
        }
        begintimer = setInterval(function(){
                if($slider1.children().eq(3).hasClass('slider-item-active')){
                        clearInterval(begintimer);
                        $('.slider2 .slider-item-small').each(function(i, el){
                                el.style.top = $firstset.eq(i).css('top');
                        });
                        setTimeout(switchsliders, 6000);
                }
        }, 20);
});

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Here's the minified version (right click and 'Save As'):

Attachment 4945

Then you upload it to the same folder as your page and put this on the page where the script is now:

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<script type="text/javascript" src="sliderswitch.min.js"></script>

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I can't test the minified version, so if there are any problems, let me know, I'm sure they will be easy to fix.

i put it. i think i let it how it's now. looks good so :P

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i hide it with js but time /entry remain 8 sec..why? before was 6-7. it's possible to 4sec/entry?

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I missed this before for some reason. And I don't understand what entry is. What do you mean by entry?

sorry. i'm not so good with english.
entry is what i post. the slider have 4 entries (posts) . i don't know how to explain

If you have time, then something happens during that time. Do you mean the amount of time each image is seen? That did seem to get a little longer. I don't think any of the code we added could affect that unless having 8 total images instead of 4 does that somehow. But I think we had 8 before it got longer. I'm also not sure it got longer. The one thing I'm sure of is that the time we can see the last image in each slider got longer. Is there any documentation for the slider?

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Do you mean the amount of time each image is seen?

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yes. normal, it's about 8 sec per post.

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having 8 total images instead of 4

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I don't want 8 images. i want 4 but I was wondering if there's any solution can reduce time of each post

anyway..I let it as it's now if it's not possible. thanks

You have 8 images. 4 in one slider, 4 in another slider. The slider script sees it as one big slider with 8 images. But because 4 of them are in the slider2 div it won't play those unless you hover them. You can't hover them because we hid them. What I did was set it up so that the four hidden ones replace the four seen ones and then they switch back every 30 seconds - enough time to go through all 4, not including the time it takes to fade one set out and the other in. So each one is showing for probably about 7.5 seconds. I think it was closer to 6 before, but I'm not sure, it could have been about 7.5 all along. What we did shouldn't have changed that. How long an image shows for must be determined by the slider script and we haven't been able to find that. If it has instructions, those might help us.

Are there any instructions for the slider script? If so, where are they?

I understand now. I don't know if there is anyscript, just that informer and I don't know how to change it.

Thank you very much for helping me :D