Duh! Copying and pasting code from blog posts or comments can be dangerous!
I have another open 500 pt jcarousel question regarding all the static examples that use the prepopulated <li></li>
Basically the static examples all have one bug that Jan Sorgalla does make references to when a commenter named Erin brings it up that all the static examples show the images in a stacked bulleted vertical list until everything is ready and then they snap to the container. On a page with other scripts, it can be interminable.
http://xsotek.com/demo8/ex
I have tried doing what Jan says in the comments to Erin
"Just add
#mycarousel {
display: none;
}
like its in the dynamic examples."
but have succeeded in only displaying no images in the carousel. There has got to be some kind of show function that goes with this, correct?
Here is the link to my other open question.
http://www.experts-exchang
Now that I've got a dynamic example displaying the way I want I can abandon my quest for the static one but I still want to know for my own designer struggling to better understand javascript self so I don't need so much outside help with development aspects.
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by: bdichiaraPosted on 2008-02-29 at 20:28:52ID: 21019940
By default, it displays as many as it can in the viewable area. You just had a problem with your CSS. change your css styles to what is below to see a full width view of items. If you want to display a certain number of items, use: visible: #
ction() { ousel({ , k},
for example:
jQuery(document).ready(fun
jQuery('#mycarousel').jcar
size: mycarousel_itemList.length
itemLoadCallback: {onBeforeAnimation: mycarousel_itemLoadCallbac
visible: 6
});
});
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