Jack, thank you very much for your help--I really appreciate it. For
anyone else following this thread, it looks like this:
#alphalist { display:none; }
...should now come out in order to have content display if javascript
is disabled.
Hi--thanks for your response. I put my attempt up here temporarily:
mcXcpc.org/site/testing3/
Sorry to be a pain--you have to remove the uppercase X from the URL
first.
Still at a deadend on this one...any suggestions to get this working?
Thanks for the response and explaining it to me. Alas, I'm not having
any luck. Using your exact example (both CSS and JS), the items
associated with the first navigation item are still being displayed
(the 0-9 option) on initial page load. I even disabled cookies while
testing. :-(
Yes, the little treasure is your plug-in!!
Um, I hit a deadend though. But it's not you, it's me! I don't quite
understand where to put this stuff--am I to add it to to this?
$(function(){
$('#alphalist').listnav({
includeAll: false,
cookieName: 'xalpha_list'
});
});
Thank you for this little treasure!
Is there a way to do it so that when listnav initially appears on the
page, no items are shown? In other words, is there a way to just have
the alphabetized index show with no initial display of anything else?
You got me all excited! Alas, it looks like there is a disconnect
between the two scripts. For example, the carousel doesn't scroll
beyond the initial thumbnails displayed, even if the cycle part
advances beyond that. Rats. Am wistfully hoping that the jquery
slideshow being developed here http://
For what it's worth, here's my plea for pretty much the same
thing...the magic of Cycle combined with the utility of jCarousel.
Have been agonizing over this, searching endlessly for an unobtrusive
solution with no luck.
Hmmm...a coupla' things...it seems to have altered the pace at which
slides transition from one to the next...it's way sped up and isn't
consistent. More importantly, in WIN/IE6 and 7, my background image
that acts as the container for the slideshow is missing. It remains
present in WIN/FF, Opera
Hiya. Love Cycle!! You should be knighted or something!
With version 2.52, the cleartype fix I was implementing separately for
IE7 captions no longer works. Consequently, when each caption fades in
in IE7, the text is all yucky/jaggedy.
Alas, I can't post a link because the site is under develop
(Please excuse my newness...I'm not sure if I need to do anything
special to post code, etc.)
What have I done wrong? My original need was to fix the IE7 cleartype
bug on captions that I fade in used within a Cycle slideshow. It
seemed that the built-in cleartype fix IN Cycle is only for text use
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