Full Screen home page slideshow is here.
flyingwolf
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Seems there is still no choice of transition other than fade or nothing.
There also seems to be no way to allow you to click through to the gallery for that image.
But nice job heroes, this is one we have been waiting on, now lets work on that shopping cart and self fulfillment.
There also seems to be no way to allow you to click through to the gallery for that image.
But nice job heroes, this is one we have been waiting on, now lets work on that shopping cart and self fulfillment.
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I'm not seeing how to implement it.
There's more information here, in their blog.
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Found it!
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Found it: The sidebar settings on the home page did not work.
After setting it up globally it worked also on the home page menus.
thx
afx
For other page elements you'll probably have to add CSS, what do you want transparency on?
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The left menu bar/logo section.
cheers
afx
Try using both at once.
Cheers,
Aaron, How did you get the sidebar where its at, I'm sure I missed something but its kinda stuck in the middle, , thanks.
Is there any way to make the new slideshow content aware?
I find that vertical photo's are zoomed in to fill width but that then cuts off top and bottom, is there any way to adjust this?
I agree, It would be nice to have a choice of "fit" or "fill".
Cheers,
Thank You.. this would be a deal braker for me..
What's the address of your site?
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UPDATE: Looks like i had a couple portrait shots in there that looked like thye could just be stretched landscape pics because i chose the whole folder rather just individual pics.. still dont see the signature on the corners so that isnt a bog sacrifice..
They look fine here. I also see your watermark if that's what your talking about.
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I had it set to "homepage" and not "entire site" so I can add it to the sidebar but can't place it where I would like. Be nice to add it right under the links if possible. Thanks Denise.
Are you aware that sidebars don't resize until the screen is really small? I'd recommend taking a look on a laptop and a tablet sized screen. I find it interesting that there are sizes where the menu doesn't collapse but that it also doesn't show the full menu. Take a look with this tool - http://quirktools.com/screenfly/.
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Thanks Denise, I tried entire site and it will let me place the icons in between the logo and links or vertically beside the links and way down at the bottom with a huge gap. Its not something that I really gotta have but thought it would look neater.
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Thank you Denise, I will play around with it some and see what I can come with.
Anyone know if this is being worked on? All the pics in my slideshow appear to be zoomed in, not distorted though. Is this because of the size of the pic, should we use smaller pics for the slideshow?
The full screen background slideshow doesn't work as a replacement for other slideshows on the site. You need to choose images that work well as background photos on your site. That means the proportions need to fit computer monitors, colors need to work with your content, and important parts of the image won't get covered by other content. Vertically oriented images aren't going to work well and many horizontal images will get badly cropped depending on the aspect ratio of the monitor. Pick background photos carefully and test them out on a couple monitors (I use an older 19 inch monitor and a newer wide screen laptop). I recommend creating a gallery of background images instead of just letting the site pick random images to use.
Also in a couple cases I flipped images horizontally so the important parts weren't covered by a sidebar. The background slideshow isn't like other slideshows... it has s drastic impact on the look of your site. Put a bit of thought into how each image works. And don't use a full screen slideshow just to show images. It's for rotating your background photo.
Dave
Dave makes some good points. I use a separate background picture gallery and size and order the pictures for my home page. I use "fake" solid color pictures to thin out the slideshow.
I created pictures with content around the edges and use the full screen slideshow like a flashing marque behind the regular slideshow. There is no end to how you can use this effect.
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Finally got it Denise, thank you.
Do you still need to figure out how to do this? I used some CSS to move the div for the left navbar to where I wanted it.
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