Hi!
Does anyone have any experience placing two Nivo Sliders on a single page? I have followed various notes via their Forum but things are not working as expected. I understand I need to create #slider1 and #slider2 but the .css has me a bit confused. Do I need to create full sets of CSS for each #slider AND also place two JS Styles in the header of my page. You can see what I am attempting here: http://smarterbydesignonline.com/home.htm (this is the jQuery/Nivo Slider version of the current Home page at http://smarterbydesignonline.com)
Any help, links, direction etc. will be greatly appreciated.
I have it all working, but am not sure where and how I place the CSS to stop the images flashing on loading. It says in the instructions to manually apply it.
And the boundaries between what can be done by flash and by javascript are further blurred. That is very cool, especially the transition with the blocks.
Yeah and as I said there I really liked it! It is cool to use, and quite easy to integrate and customize… We are already planing to use for two projects we are on now
The demo looks terrific in Opera 10.51. I’ve spent a lot of time trying out various jQuery sliders, and most of them have some serious caveats that prevent me from considering them. I’ll give this one a whirl. Interestingly, the site doesn’t claim that it works in IE6, but it works as well in that verdamnt browser as most other jQ sliders, even if it is a bit rocky.
Very cool - great find! I’m just rolling out a project where we have a large image slider on front and center on the home page. Time to see if I can get the client interested in some of these cool transitions!
I’m currently redeveloping big sections of my personal website. I’m after a photography category, and was planning on having a big CU3ER at the top, but this has totally converted me!
I can’t believe how less than 5 years ago, plenty of (but certainly not all) web developers wouldn’t touch Javascript at all, yet now, it’s near essential for any project at all!
Weird, works great for me today. I wonder if I accidentally had JavaScript disabled? If I disable JS (using the web dev toolbar), I see the sliver of the image again.