Ultimate Page Scroller - Extension ***No longer supported***

[supersonictt]

Hello SUB, Thanks a lot for the reply.
Actually I tried it but am still struggling it is time for bed now so I will try it out tomorrow

Thanks a lot for being there

[supersonictt]

Hi TT! yes thats correct, you can achieve this effect with custom timed events and the page scroller. There is obviously some kind of delay effect for this too!



Cheers,
Scott

Hello SUB,

I believe that there is something with the pixels scrolled, right?
I mean, once you click other menu item, the current text disappears and when it scrolls up or down to the new item, the text fades in after a delay.
Is it possible to provide a simple example in WWB? If you are free for that of course
I searched google for that thing but can't seem to search for the right words!

Thanks a lot.

[zinc]

Hey Scott any news/updates on the issue with iPhone and anchors?

[madebyibloo]

Hey Scott any news/updates on the issue with iPhone and anchors?

Hi B! not had chance to look yet B, i've read that the scrollto plugin is fragile with portable devices so I think the way to go about it is to use the .animate function within jquery, ill keep you posted B




Cheers,
Scott

[zinc]

Does anyone know if this works with a layer?

Use this

viewtopic.php?f=42&t=45904

[madebyibloo]

Hi Sub,
How can I use this extension horizontally and view centered, like this http://www.dienso.com

I can do it for one resolution for example 1600 x 900, but it's not rigth for any other resolution.

Thanks for advance.
(sorry for my english )

Hi, i'm not sure this can be done easily without any custom coding, its standard html. With it being horizontal, browsers read it just like as if it would be vertical (starting from the top of page but in this case, staring from the very left hand side).



Cheers,
Scott

[madebyibloo]

Sub @ ibloo - If this question has already been asked forgive me as there are 9 pages of comments to read through. I am curious if this works with all resolutions? IE - the resolution on my computer is 1600x900 widescreen. Should I set the paginate to horizontal, and someone with a 19" or even 17" screen views the website, will the bookparks be off? Or is that the purpose of this extension - to avoid this possible issue? Just curious. Thank you for your time.

I love your wesite btw. Very cool.

Hi Rob! Thanks for your kind words!

My personal opinion on what your requiring is this...

I would create your layout with a width area of 1920px..

Basically like this:

1) Page width (in properties): 7680 (this will cater for 4 pages)
2) Place the first bookmark at the far top-left hand side, then go across the width to 1920 and place another bookmark and so on
3) Basically what this will do is, users who have a resolution of 1920x1080 on a large monitor will not see the content on screen from the second page/second bookmark
4) Always aim to build the page content with around 970px width (place a shape object with 970px at the top point of your bookmaks so you know your workspace)
5) and...dont forget to set the overflow-x to hidden in the page properties under misc to give it that x-factor

ps. yes set the direction to: horizontal in the UPS extension properties.

Hope this helps,


Cheers,
Scott

[madebyibloo]

Scott,

Thank you for this information. I will give it a try. Can you tell me what the visitor experience will be if they have a more narrow screen - like a 19" or 17"? Smaller resolution?

Also, what are you recommendations for vertical scrolling?

Building sites at 970 width (centered) is the first thing that I learned using this software. That is what my site is set to and it fits nicely in smartphones (landscape).

"and...dont forget to set the overflow-x to hidden in the page properties under misc to give it that x-factor" - what does this do?

Thank you again.

Hi Rob,

There will be no difference really in what resolution the user uses, the only difference would be the amount of time it scrolls but if you set it pretty quick, lets say 800 all should be fine.

you're spot on with the 970px

The overflow-x set to hidden - this will make the scrollbars across the bottom (of a horizontal scrolling website) dissapear, giving a more pro aproach to this style of website.

As for a vertical scrolling website - This is standard procedure really, it just depends on your style/taste, i would normally keep a work area content of around 500px-600px vertically.


Hope this helps,


Cheers,
Scott

[tsunamitommy]

I was wondering how to use this extension without having horizontal scroll bars in the browser. Thanks

[madebyibloo]

I was wondering how to use this extension without having horizontal scroll bars in the browser. Thanks

Read the post above




Cheers,
Scott

[naftalina]

Won't work in version 9!?
... or i did something wrong here!

When i add extension in the project, then links to bookmarks don't working at all?!

[madebyibloo]

Won't work in version 9!?
... or i did something wrong here!

When i add extension in the project, then links to bookmarks don't working at all?!

Hi, I've not installed v9 yet (I cant believe it either, purchased on launch, been too busy)....

I'll try it and let you know...


Cheers,
Scott

[naftalina]

Won't work in version 9!?
... or i did something wrong here!

When i add extension in the project, then links to bookmarks don't working at all?!

Hi, I've not installed v9 yet (I cant believe it either, purchased on launch, been too busy)....

I'll try it and let you know...


Cheers,
Scott

When I set jquery to 1.7.2 than working!
Now I set jquery to 1.9.1 and still working.
So, it's very possible that i did something wrong.

Thanks, Scott, for this extension and feedback

[madebyibloo]

Update in the next couple of days


Cheers,
Scott

[madebyibloo]

Updated, please read original post on page 1.



Cheers,
Scott