If I want to have a photo section in a FWP 7.1 site that is both a fading slideshow and maintains responsive design, i.e. shrinking and growing with devices viewed on, what Actions work, if any, to achieve this?
Or is this something specific to Exhibeo?
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See http://jvidartdesign.com/index.html about halfway down on the page where the header is People, the graphics slideshow there, that scales with device, is an example of what I’d like to accomplish.
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Can you deal with some external code snippets? If so you can use whatever slider-type you want. In this specific case it has been used GitHub - Codeinwp/Nivo-Slider-jQuery: Nivo Slider - The Most Awesome jQuery Image Slider
But Exhibeo has as well responsive themes, so this is for sure possible as well.
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Thanks Thomas, I’ll play around then with Exhibeo as I have it.
I’m guessing Actions don’t work and stay responsive?
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To be honest, I can’t judge. All I know is carousel is not responsive and this layer show/hide with sequence timer is anyway outdated (to me). Other actions I’m not aware of.
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You can use the News Cycle action to make a responsive slideshow - http://deltadesign.co/FW7Test/newscycleresponsive.html - with careful sizing of everything in %
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You can use the News Cycle action to make a responsive slideshow - http://deltadesign.co/FW7Test/newscycleresponsive.html - with careful sizing of everything in %
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Thus sounds promising but I’m having trouble understanding the directions because there’s so much other stuff I don’t need mixed in there.
Forgetting percentages, text, HTML,rotating, styles etc - and just trying to get a 2 image switch to run on a blank page as in your example - would you (or someone else) mind either explaining it in the simplest of terms - or sharing the file or screenshot? 
I tried on a blank page and something is always wonky… I have to be missing something.
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sharing the file
http://www.deltadesign.co/downloads/NCR.archive.zip
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Thanks so much - this really helped diagnose - I received an Action Javascript error even with this file -
I quit FW 7.1 and restarted and it’s working now, so that was at least part of the issue. I’ll give it a run through for my application, tomorrow - thanks again!
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I’ll give it a run through for my application, tomorrow - thanks again!
Sorry I didn’t have time to put together a How-To to go with it but I guess you have got the gist of it.
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Try Wow slider… its a perfect match with Freeway. And easy to implement
too.
Op 17 jul. 2015 20:03 schreef “Lewis via freewaytalk” <
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Thanks Thomas, I’ll play around then with Exhibeo as I have it.
I’m guessing Actions don’t work and stay responsive?
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For me AmazingSlider is the one and only. It’s a magnificent app that’s far more user friendly than any other, and it’s supporting Freeway as well … it got things done faster and more elegantly than Wow did.
Plus … it’s not spamming my inbox.
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I agree Richard, AmazingSlider looks to be a great paid option ( I like their carousel and music player too!) - and they even include instruction for FW - though they do say you have to manually do - “Step 3 - Upload slider folders to your web server” - I believe you can set them up in FW to upload as part of your site upload. (with an action)
Other than the very limited Exhibeo option, FW still doesn’t have a lot of alternatives built in. One would think in this day and age a responsive slideshow/slider tool as a default page building item would be high on the list of basic features.
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Great points Karen. I’m hoping/wishing we see a substantial update to greatly enhance Exhibeo in the near future. It does a lot of really nice things, but could do so much more, especially with the direction and focus on responsive web design.
Cheers – Lewis
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Yes, you could consider uploading stuff via an action within freeway … but that’s something I wouldn’t recommend for low level users though. But yes, that’s how I do it.
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Hey Richard,
Does the Amazing Slider offer an admin for client side editing?
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Hey Richard, Does the Amazing Slider offer an admin for client side editing?
No - not an option.
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Some years ago, when I was convinced of 85% of my clients need a CMS (today I know that none of them really did, but that’s another story), I experimented much with WebYep. I came up with in total two possibilities in having a “client side adjustable carousel” solutions.
Both had been crap but somehow doable:
Both are basically on the idea, having a hand on HTML which enables us to “define” editable content.
As already said crap!!!
Cause a client is simply overwhelmed by this, while for a web designer it’s an affair of 5 minutes to adjust. So why leaving clients with this pain in butt rather understanding that we are part of the service industries.
And for all clients really need a CMS, recommend em:
and if it is a real high-roller, use WordPress or ModX instead.
Both have (pretty sure) PlugIns for this.
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This is one of the problems with allowing a client edit a slideshow with any CMS. The image sizes/ratio and choice of image resolution can be crucial to get a good result. Making a “hero” image gallery can be a bit of a waste of time as they’re very seldom edited. The designer might as well do them for the client.
The nearest I’ve got to a good solution is using Perch CMS. Any gallery script code can be edited and Perch inserted to help control images/sizes image/loops etc. That is, if it’s actually needed (see above).
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Does the Amazing Slider offer an admin for client side editing?
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Thanks guys. CMS for this kind of stuff is a pain. You are so right. I have a difficult time explaining to my clients why it is better to have me do their photo editing. They don’t understand.
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