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  • #38707
    drizzy
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    Hey Everyone,

    I’m looking to create a slide that is very similar to the one on fox.com website.
    Are there any sliders examples out on there web that explain how to create this exact thing.

    TIA

    #105087
    drizzy
    Participant

    nevermind I think I found something on the site here called anything slider.
    just don’t know how to make it show more then one item at a time.

    #105118
    Mottie
    Member

    Hi Drizzy!

    AnythingSlider has some fairly extensive documentation here. If you need any help with setting it up, please feel free to ask.

    #105298
    drizzy
    Participant

    Thnx Mottie,

    I’ll take a read and let you know how it goes.

    #105444
    drizzy
    Participant

    I think I managed to get it working, but it does this thing where if I keep clicking on right arrow there’s a delay where the photo doesn’t pop up. I can live with it, but is there a way to fix that. TIA

    test site

    #105449
    Johanroug
    Member

    You should try flexslider. I used that on a major website. It’s cool

    #105455
    drizzy
    Participant

    Thanks Johanroug I’ll check it out

    #105500
    Mottie
    Member

    Hi Drizzy!

    Look in the css for “.anythingSlider .panel” and change the padding from:

    padding: 0 1px 0 0;

    to

    padding: 0;
    #105518
    archmania
    Participant

    You can use Orbit JQuery Slider. It is simple to install and more sleeker than Nivo

    Photo Editing Company | 3D Architectural Rendering

    #105524
    drizzy
    Participant

    Thnx Mottie !!
    Looks like that did the trick :)

    #105526
    drizzy
    Participant

    Thnx for the heads up Archmania this slider looks good too.

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