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11 Comments

1. digitBoy
   Posted 21 April 2009 at 19:56 | Permalink

   Congratulations, YCodaSlider 3.0 is for me the best slider for jquery.

   I am triying to use it, but with the idea of removing and adding panels, the problem is that i don´t know how to do it (i don´t know if an array is used to control how many panels we have, i can hide the link of the navigation and the panel but the position is still there, empty space but there).

   Thanks for everything.

2. Massimiliano Balestrieri
   Posted 28 April 2009 at 15:05 | Permalink

   @digitBoy

   Sorry to be late.
   I studied the new api of ycodaslider 4.0

   //TODO
   stop : function(){

   },
   play : function(){

   },
   autoplay : function(){

   },
   add : function(){

   },
   remove : function(){

   },
   //TODO CALLBACK
   before : function(){

   },
   load : function(){

   },
   after : function(){

   }

   I’m going to inform you ASAP.

   Your suggestions are always appreciated.
   Bye, Max.

3. emil
   Posted 12 November 2009 at 12:35 | Permalink

   hi Massimiliano,

   I like your slider very much and for months I try to design a web-site include the ycodaslider. My problem is now, how to implement two sliders on one page with a different style.
   I have one slider with the main content and can nearly use your example css. But underneath I have a second slider only with thumbs and I cant manage it to give this slider the right style. The only way I found to change the name of the ycodaslider and use two but the same scripts at one site, this is nearly working, but it doesn’t satisfy me. I think there must be a possibility to do it like on your example-sites with multiple sliders, but give them a different style. Just to mention it, I’m not very used in html, css, java , etc., so my question maybe seems naive for you.

   Anyway thanks for every help,

   all the best Emil.

4. Massimiliano Balestrieri
   Posted 12 November 2009 at 15:14 | Permalink

   @emil

   http://maxb.net/scripts/ycodaslider-3.0/demo/docs/slider/8.html

5. emil
   Posted 16 November 2009 at 20:44 | Permalink

   hi Max,

   Thanks for this example, it was a good help for me, and I was able to set two Sliders with different styling on one site. But now there is one problem left: wile loading the Sliders in Safari, Firefox PC or Mac and IE you can see the un-styled content of the sliders. Look at this example page: (http://tinyurl.com/yz9et7u )
   In my first try, when I changed the name of the second ycodaslider in the Js. , I added to the CSS of both sliders a class=”csw” for hide the loading (copied from the coda-slider), and it worked fine, the loading was very clean. Look here: (http://tinyurl.com/yg59pos )
   But now adding the class=”csw” causes mistakes: like the sliders jump completely out of the window, or in a different html notification, the content of the second slider goes into the first one. I changed the name of the first slider in ycodaslider1, without any effect and tried a lot of other things in html and css, but always the same result. Do you know a way to hide the loading or how I have to implement the class=”csw” in the right way.

   Thanks a lot for help,

   emil

6. Massimiliano Balestrieri
   Posted 18 November 2009 at 17:08 | Permalink

   @emil

   1) see this
   http://maxb.net/scripts/ycodaslider-3.0/demo/docs/issues/loading.html

   search in source:
   

7. Massimiliano Balestrieri
   Posted 18 November 2009 at 17:38 | Permalink

   @emil

   … and this
   http://maxb.net/scripts/ycodaslider-3.0/demo/docs/issues/loading2.html

8. emil
   Posted 18 November 2009 at 23:06 | Permalink

   Great, this was a very, very good help, thanks for that. It will give me a great leap forward to hopefully finish my website soon.

   All the best for you,

   emil

9. emil
   Posted 19 November 2009 at 10:30 | Permalink

   Hi,

   I just realized, in your second solution,
   http://maxb.net/scripts/ycodaslider-3.0/demo/docs/issues/loading2.html ,
   the slider dosn’t load the panels with the jScrollPane included. Don’t know why.

   best greatings to italy!

10. emil
    Posted 19 November 2009 at 11:09 | Permalink

    when I put the jScrollPane script like this,

    $(function(){
    $(‘.scroll-pane’).jScrollPane({
    scrollbarWidth: 12
    });
    $(‘#section-scroll-1′).jScrollPane();
    $(‘#section-scroll-2′).jScrollPane();
    $(‘#section-scroll-3′).jScrollPane();
    $(‘#section-scroll-4′).jScrollPane();
    $(‘#section-scroll-5′).jScrollPane();
    $(‘#section-scroll-6′).jScrollPane();
    $(‘#section-scroll-7′).jScrollPane();

    });

    into the body tag, then the loading is complete.
    Do you think this is ok?

    chears emil.

11. Massimiliano Balestrieri
    Posted 19 November 2009 at 19:38 | Permalink

    @emil

    check your html. some div are not close.
    and jQuery fails build ycodaslider panels.

    I’m working to 4.0 version. With play, stop and autoplay methods.

    http://maxb.net/scripts/ycodaslider-4.0/demo/docs/slider/7.html