hey guys...hope all is well... i have this site i'm building and these images on the subpages rotate every 2 seconds or so... http://www.studio9designs.org/devonmark/website/about_us.html i don't like the way that they rotate...as it's like a blinking effect...i'd like to have it rotate smoothly...is there a javascript to have it rotate smoothly like a fade rotate? i don't want to use flash...but just want the images to rotate smoothly...is this feasible? thanks drew
The first thing that comes to mind are javascript frameworks. They have a bunch of neat effects you can use. http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/Demos http://dojotoolkit.org/
hey daniel...thanks for the links...was a bit confused about it being that im not familiar with ajax and dojo...but i found this link... http://www.brainerror.net/scripts_js_blendtrans.php what do you think?
That looks great and it should work, unfortunately I can't help you there since I know nothing about javascript programming.
If you like the way it works here then I got the script from Dynamic Drive. It's probably an old version of this script (just had a quick look - there are quite a few available)
wow void..that is EXACTLy what i was looking for...thank you SO MUCH...pulled through major... the images however are cropped...where is the image definition to them? and the page seems to have heightened with white space below the main fading images... http://www.studio9designs.org/ccis/index_test_fade.html
well i got it to the right size but now the white bottom free space is too large...i'll figure it out ...if not i'll come back in
Try using this script http://www.chinasearch.co.uk/fader.js I'm more familiar with it so I'd know where to start
actually void...that script worked out pretty well...here i used it for this site as well..thank you man..that was so helpful and much nicer! http://www.studio9designs.org/devonmark/website/about_us.html
thanks void.... do you happen to have javascript code for image to rotate upon refresh? don't want the image to rotate on it's own but rather when the viewer clicks refresh the image changes. thanks