I can't figure how to create a vertical, looping news ticker with Malsup's cycle.
The first problem is that I need to show all (x) elements at a time, not just one. Removing the first and appending it at the bottom is fine but how do I make it keep on scrolling up, smoothly?
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Sorry, I should have expressed myself more clearly. What I need is ideas to how this could be solved. I think I should be able to code most of it myself once I get the idea.
Let's take a simple unordered list as example. It needs to:
- Continuously scroll li-elements up - When a li is scrolled out of view it should be moved to the bottom e.g. save .html() to a var and append it.
.. and nothing else really? Only difference from most sliders is that it needs to show several elements at a time - not just one.
have you looked at using jquery for this? I know of no script that does this kind of thing, but jquery might handle it. Most people in web design would tell you not to use a scroller because it annoys visitors. You might do better with a scroller that is user controlled.
Aye, it's for jQuery. And it's for an 42" monitor hanging on a wall :)
That demo shows most of what I'd like to do but can't really use that technique, since it relies on absolute positioning and doesn't scroll continuosly.
The first problem is that I need to show all (x) elements at a time, not just one. Removing the first and appending it at the bottom is fine but how do I make it keep on scrolling up, smoothly?
I'm a bit lost, would like some good directions.
Thanks!
Let's take a simple unordered list as example. It needs to:
- Continuously scroll li-elements up
- When a li is scrolled out of view it should be moved to the bottom e.g. save .html() to a var and append it.
.. and nothing else really? Only difference from most sliders is that it needs to show several elements at a time - not just one.
http://blog.freelancer-id.com/index.php ... -in-jquery
scroll down to the center of the page and watch the demo on this one.
http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Scroll ... eader#Demo
That demo shows most of what I'd like to do but can't really use that technique, since it relies on absolute positioning and doesn't scroll continuosly.
Thanks for the answer!