We added support for rotate and scale layers using CSS3 transformation, which offers a wide range of options for animations. Imagine a PNG of a person tucked into a somersault position, where you animate the rotate while also moving it from left to right. In the CSS
Read more →NOTE: The online help option for the slideshow editor was just added Nov 1, 2012 and we’re still working on this doc. It will get updated over the coming days, we promise! Managing the list of slides The top area of the slideshow editor displays a “film
Read more →This is just a quickly thrown together set of slides made from drag drop sessions from Google images. What I do is: Create a new slideshow in the slideshow admin page. Hit the red edit icon that appears in the player display on the page. Using another
Read more →The slideshow player generates JavaScript events that one or more controllers can attach to, allowing for various types of UI slideshow controllers to be connected up to control the slideshow player. Currently, one controller is bundled with the slideshow plugin, which floats to the right and can
Read more →The slideshow player works directly off of well formatted html for the slide, layers, and keyframes. The jQuery option that can be passed to start the plugin can be specified in the data-slide-options property of the main slideshow div. The default options are merged with the options
Read more →Current State The player works well, especially with well formatted slideshow html in the plugin’s slideshows folder. This is driven by Javascript working off of well known html. It can work with that html already in place on a div with the WordPress plugin’s php to get
Read more →The Syrinx slideshow plugin provides several options for how to display a slideshow. Each slideshow is a collection of images of any size, though it should be at least as big as you intend to use such 1200 wide. Each slide has a direction that the image
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