is there a way to rotate the carousel container itself?
the pane i know, but the container ? ( if this is the right description)
or lets expand this, is there a code or way to rotate html objects?
any ideas?
thanx in advance
Sly
When you say rotate, do you mean literally rotate, as in “turn around an axis”? Or are you hoping to have more than one carousel effect appear in a single space on the page?
If the latter, I have to warn you – unless you are only flipping through HTML text, your page is going to get very heavy, very fast. All of the content of all of the panes (and carousels) is loaded into the page itself, nothing is loaded later after the page loads. The more images you add but do not show, the more slowly your page will appear on screen when a new visitor arrives there. (Previous visitors will have some or all of the content still in their cache, which is why the page may appear to load acceptably to you when you’re testing it out on your Mac.)
Walter
On Feb 1, 2014, at 10:46 AM, sly rubens wrote:
is there a way to rotate the carousel container itself?
the pane i know, but the container ? ( if this is the right description)
or lets expand this, is there a code or way to rotate html objects?
any ideas?
thanx in advance
Sly
Wrap that in a selector that targets your outer carousel element – so if you have applied the Carousel 2 Action to an element with the Name/ID set to myCarousel, your complete style would look like this:
Always put the prefixed versions before the un-prefixed versions, so you don’t have to go back and fix anything when the browser makers finally support the real CSS3 standard (and drop the prefix from their parser, as in the next version of Chrome).
Walter
On Feb 1, 2014, at 11:59 AM, Walter Lee Davis wrote: