Hi, first... i unfortunately messed up things with safari in the current version. I've just uploaded a fixed version, so, download jcarousel.js again.
Armand Datema wrote: > > After trying it out some more I have a few feature suggestions , check > out the following > > http://politiek2.howardshome.com/Partijen/tabid/53/hmod/menu/default.aspx?pr=508523 > > I have the following setting > > // Ride the carousel... > jQuery(document).ready(function() { > jQuery("#mycarousel").jcarousel({ > orientation: "vertical", > itemWidth : 600, > itemHeight : 20, > itemVisible: 10, > itemScroll: 9, > scrollAnimation: "slow" > }); > }); > > but this list only has 6 items to start with so there are 2 disabled > arrows and auto generated height based on the content > > Would it be an idea to have it check for the nr of items in the list > and if there are less than or equal to the itemvisible settings then > both images are set to display:none and the hight is calcaulated byt > the real nr of list items times the item height. > > This would make it better usable in a dynamic environements where you > dont always exactly know how much items are returned > I'll keep that in mind for the next version Armand Datema wrote: > > And if we are on it, is there a feture where we can set a text label > that shows which part of the list you are currently viewing > > so if there are 60 items it should say showing:20/60 > You can do that right now passing the itemFirstInHandler as option. See http://sorgalla.com/projects/jcarousel/example_static_callbacks.html In your case, the callback should look like: function itemFirstInHandler(carousel, li) { jQuery("#textlabel").html("Showing " + jQuery(li).attr("jCarouselItemIdx")+"/60"); } Jan -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/jCarousel-tf2205628.html#a6206513 Sent from the JQuery forum at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
