Cool, thanks for the pointer to that. I've updated my site with a very preliminary jcarousel integration.
I want to get the carousel to follow along the correct image when you use the image or top link to navigate, but haven't tried to implement that yet. I've got about a 800 more images I want to sort through tonight so I can do a mass update to my site, then I'll take a stab at it. :)
jayray999: You might take a look at this: http://interface.eyecon.ro/demos/slideshow.html
(Interface is an extension to jQuery). I have already plans for adapting that...:-)
Hokeys added -- Found a script, and putting it in took about 10 seconds. I love jQuery :)
I don't have plans for a slideshow for my site, but it might be an easy enough thing to add (the carousel already has a timed autoscroller functionality), so I'll at least look at it once I get the major stuff done.
@alex: Wow, that's quick. One suggestion. When the viewer reaches the end of the current carousel stack, the next Hotkey press or mouse click should advance BOTH the carousel and the image. Currently
only the image gets advanced so the active image is not necessarily visible in the carousel below. This can be disorienting to the viewer. Thanks.
@acrylian: Thanks. As ever you are at the forefront of help and support.
Here's to an early release.
Thanks all, so glad you like it!
I've manged to get the follow-along with the bottom scroller working. It's a little hacky at the moment though -- I changed the Galleria script to prefix the index number of the image to the title, and then the scroller extracts that to figure out where to move to.
I think I fixed the issue of stuff jumping around in IE as you switch form landscape portrait images, but I still can't get the PNG transparency working in IE -- anyone have any insight?