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In that case, for the on page init you would not want the hidebox property. And I've since discovered that the days need not be specified either, they'r hard coded into the script for optout. So you...

Update to - Smooth Navigational Menu (v2.0) - This recently updated script will break if used with jQuery 1.10+, or jQuery 2+, both of which were just recently released. Here's the updated script:
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You might want something more elaborate, like:

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/stickynote.htm

My quick impressions:

I agree - too tall, I need to be able to see more information without having to scroll vertically. Otherwise I glaze over and lose interest. Essentially the images are too...

We allow such reviews here in the lounge, provided that the site truly needs a critique. We sometimes get people asking for advice when their real motivation is to boost their SEO.

If your site is...

Hmm. You've revived an old thread.

Generally you should start a new thread for a new question. Since you're new, we will let that slide for now.

In the future though, please start your own...

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There is no megamenu on that page.

If you want more help, please include a...

Even though this is probably the same script, since it's a different question it should be in its own thread. Even if you think it's the same question, a new thread should be started. The only real...

<div class="element" id="myText1" style="text-align:center;display:table-cell;vertical-align:middle;height:100px;width:400px;" onMouseOver="this.innerHTML = level3();"><strong><font size=4>Art...

For that, you don't need a checkbox or hidden input. Simply set it up for a ten year cookie:


var mysticky2=new stickynote({
content:{divid:'stickynote2', source:'stickydata.txt'},...

This is really two separate things:

1) How to prevent the slideshow from causing the page layout to jump around while the slideshow and the page are loading.

2) How to introduce a loading image...

You are wrong. That's only one of many sorts of maps under discussion here. My last post, for example was in response to the post right before it where it was mentioned that printed maps and map...

What's a cable image?

In any case it would help to understand that javascript animation is one of the most taxing things you can ask a browser to do. If you also have Flash animation, or a Flash...

You cannot animate animated GIF images, especially not when there's another ongoing javascript animation on the page. It's just too much for most, if not all browsers to handle.

If that's in fact the case, and they all don't have them, it's probably an official or unofficial sort of collusion. Older maps would obviously have a greater shelf (sales) life if they don't have a...

Still a problem in Firefox. Make the height 100% as well and that fixes it in the Fox. However, the tips would probably align best if no width or height were specified for the a tags. They should be...

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This type of generic, open-ended question does not usually generate good discussions, either because there is no clear answer or the answers are too broad or subjective. It would...

You can use css style to do that. Say your larger images are shown in the loadarea div, then put this in the head of the page:


<stlye type="text/css">
#loadarea img {
max-width: 320px;...

When combining the margin like that, 4 values often need to be used. Using the more verbose separated margins should work and is at least easier to keep straight in your mind:


margin-top: ##px;...

Arie, I think you may have confused the issue. The advice from my previous post would work. As would yours if followed. Combining the two approaches could result in various problems though.

And...

Either you're a little confused, or I'm misunderstanding you. The clock can go anywhere you want it on your page. You control that by where in your page you put the code from Step 1. Using the body...

You should consider updating to the most recent version of the script:

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex14/fadeinslideshow.htm

where a simple addition to the on page init can do that.
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Using a text only editor like NotePad, find these lines in the script:


if (document.attachEvent && parent.length>0) //account for page being in IFRAME, in which above doesn't fire in IE...

Using a text only editor like NotePad, find these lines in the script:


if (document.attachEvent && parent.length>0) //account for page being in IFRAME, in which above doesn't fire in IE...

Forms do best in a lightbox that can show them in an iframe. That way the form can be on a separate page. Does your lightbox script have this capability?

If not, there are at least two I can think...