Nah its cool B, to be honest once I get to grips with the whole conflict thing i'll be able to release more stable releases.bendigo wrote:I am sorry for causing a hassle guys !!!
Cheers,
Scott
Nah its cool B, to be honest once I get to grips with the whole conflict thing i'll be able to release more stable releases.bendigo wrote:I am sorry for causing a hassle guys !!!
@SUBSUB wrote:Hi Morgan, Yes that is possible, its not part of the basic layer structure but there is a workaround, heres a few steps to get you going...
1) Create a Docking Layer, dock top, alignment:center and make the background transparent. Make sure the width is the same as your page width (in page properties) and that the height of the docking layer is high enough for your menu block to go in.
2) Insert a shape onto that layer followed by your text menu.
3) Create a Default Layer and place were you would like your content to be placed (to the right of your menu), make sure the default layer is 'on top' of the docking layer.
4) insert your bookmarks and the ultimate page scroller extension and insert your hyperlinks to match the bookmarks in your text menu.
Hope this helps, let me know how you get on...
Cheers,
Scott
SUB, thanks a lot for replying back.SUB wrote:Hi, i'm not really sure what you mean......do you mean the menu text?
Step 4 is the 'menu text' to link your text to your anchors/bookmarks via the text properties
Cheers,
Scott
SUB wrote:Hi,
The steps I gave was for a vertical scrolling page as Morgan requesting help with...
Place your 'description text' inside the 'default layer' underneath each other.
add your bookmarks (inside the default layer) to the start of each of the 'description text'
then link your menu to the bookmarks/anchors you have just placed.
Sorry for being a headache! And thanks a lot for this tip, I will try it and report back
Cheers,
Scott
SUB wrote:No problem.....and...your not a headache
Thank you by the way your websites are amazing
Cheers,
Scott
supersonictt wrote:Still no luck making that work!!
Anyways man do not bother...
Cheers
Glad you got it to work ......no problemsupersonictt wrote:SUB,
Thanks a lot man, now I got it right
Thanks a lot
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Adendum wrote:Hi Sub,
I've been experimenting with your extension but I'm wondering if somehow I have an older version? Extension Manager is showing 1.0.0.0 but this thread does say (UPDATED) so I'm guessing I do need the later version.
I've found that IE doesn't like the code :-but with the new version of Extension Builder you can eliminate that easily....but maybe the newer version already has?Code: Select all
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Hi TT, are you referring to the jquery queue fx? as in a kind of slideshow approach? I think that would take away what the extensions purpose is and would become more of a slideshow rather than a scroller, let me know your thoughts, all your thoughts are taken insupersonictt wrote:Hello SUB,
It is great that you are going to update the extension.
One suggestion (I guess it is easy to implement); would it be possible to add the "queue" option?
Thank you.
Thanks a lot SUBSUB wrote:Hi TT, are you referring to the jquery queue fx? as in a kind of slideshow approach? I think that would take away what the extensions purpose is and would become more of a slideshow rather than a scroller, let me know your thoughts, all your thoughts are taken insupersonictt wrote:Hello SUB,
It is great that you are going to update the extension.
One suggestion (I guess it is easy to implement); would it be possible to add the "queue" option?
Thank you.
Cheers,
Scott
Hello Scott,SUB wrote:Thanks TT! yeh that sounds rather good to me, i'm not too familiar with the queue fx, i've just been looking it up but i'm half asleep as its late
If you could post the code that would be great as i will implement it and it would save me a hell of alot of time so thanks!, I should have the new version complete in the next couple of days with some extra features too
Cheers,
Scott
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$(function($) {
$.localScroll.defaults.axis = 'xy';
$.localScroll({
duration: 750,
hash: false });
});
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$(function($) {
$.localScroll.defaults.axis = 'xy';
$.localScroll({
duration: 750,
queue: true,
hash: false });
});
</script>
Hi B! I've just been updating the scroller and that is the next thing on my list i'm going to be testing, i'll keep you postedbendigo wrote:Hi Scott, while we are on the subject of UPS, any news on the issue with the iphone/ipad?
Sure no problem! email me at my ibloo.co.uk websitesupersonictt wrote:[SUB]
Thanks a lot for the update
I don't want to consume your time, but I have something (off topic) to ask you if you don't mind.
If you have the time for that, please choose the way you would like me to contact you.
Thanks a lot again
Hello SUB,SUB wrote: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
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 Bbendigo wrote:Hey Scott any news/updates on the issue with iPhone and anchors?
Webbuilder8.1 wrote:Does anyone know if this works with a layer?