Drastic layout or color-scheme changes should NOT be made within site. But this is to demo a different look.
Drastic layout or color-scheme changes should NOT be made within site. But this is to demo a different look.
Let's open with a great script from A List Apart http://www.alistapart.com/articles/imagegallery/ — "JavaScript Image Gallery" by Jeremy Keith” — that changes images and title. Most here are animated GIFs; the last is a JPEG. (Although our animated GIFs are limited to 10 cycles, clicking “Head sketch.jpg ” will stop animation from driving you nuts.)
IE5.2 MAC does not properly advance frames in animated GIFs. Frames with duration shorter than 1 or 2 seconds pile up over each other. Those files will, therefore, have to be redone.
Now here is code from JavaScriptKit.com for “Flexible Image Slideshow” http://javascriptkit.com/script/script2/flexibleslide.shtml.
Because of its var slidecycles="6" [number of cycles before slideshow stops, i.e., "continuous" or "2" or "3"], this is better than “Increment Preload” script (below this one, which we disabled). This flexi script also boasts that: images do not have to be same dimensions, display order can be set to random, can choose whether images should be preloaded, and, as usual, images can be optionally hyperlinked to target window.
Wow! That's a lot. But it doesn't indicate the JavaScript author's name; we would like to personally thank him/her. We'd also like to ask for a START/STOP button (such as we have in ActionScript).
See forum http://www.codingforums.com/showthread.php?t=143543 for info about adding captions July08 and onMouseOver PAUSE Aug08.
Free script provided by JavaScript Kit
Disabling INCREMENT PRELOAD script (herein below) because it just keeps running!
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Ahem, excuse us! If you can see this message, your browser is not CSS2 complaint. This site looks better in browsers that support Web standards.
