Or if your slides are just images, how about using a slideshow with manual controls - The Ultimate Fade-in Slideshow script at DD has that option: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...nslideshow.htm
You can change the fade-in effect too, adding a directional sweep so that slide come in from the side (or top/bottom) by modifying the fadeslideshow.js file.
Find this line;
Code:
.stop().css({opacity:0}).animate({opacity:1}, setting.fadeduration, function(){ //Callback function after fade animation is complete:
and change to;
Code:
.stop().css({opacity:0, 'left':'-100%'}).animate({opacity:1, 'left':'0'}, setting.fadeduration, function(){ //Callback function after fade animation is complete:
This example sweeps the images in from the left, but you can change it to right, top or bottom, for different transition effects.
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