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I've attempted to use this bxslider.com javascript slider. I've followed the directions to change the options but I can't seem to get random start and an auto start. What am I missing?
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Are you overly fond of that particular one? Otherwise, I've found some amazing scripts here that are very easy to work with and copy and paste javascripts with very good instructions to follow, and easy to embed for eveyr possible style on DynamicDrive dot com
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when you go to the actual script, in the script make sure auto and start says true if not just edit it
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I would say jquery is best to use these days. It's better than many other scripts and it has a future.
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You have the following JS near the top of your page:
Code JavaScript: $(document).ready(function(){ $('#slider1').bxSlider(); }); All you have to do is pass an object to that "bxSlider" function, with your config options. For example: Code JavaScript: $(document).ready(function(){ $('#slider1').bxSlider({ auto: true, randomStart: true }); }); Last edited by taniabing; 12-06-2011 at 02:25 AM. |
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