@xavier - sure, i will add an autoscroll feature asap, and will keep this list updated when i do so. Thanks a ton for the feedback.
@jim - yes, the key is "light-weight". It is just under 1.5K, and i guess that should't bite when we are bandwidth constrained. ;-). Thanks a lot for the feedback. -GTG On 6/25/07, JimD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is excellent. I too found Jcarousel to be very cool but a bit heavy for my needs especially as a secondary app on our site. As Xavier mentioned auto scroll would be great not much more needed. On Jun 25, 3:11 am, xavier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > Like it as well. Would it be possible to add an option to auto scroll > (ie change image every X second, as if you press the next button) ? > > Thanks for sharing ! > > Xavier > > On Jun 25, 12:42 am, "Ganeshji Marwaha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi there, > > > I have been using jquery for a couple of weeks now. I should say this is the > > best library out there. I come from raw javascript, prototype, mootools > > background and i am damn sure, i am not going back. > > > That said, a couple of days ago, i was looking for a carousel style widget > > for my app, and stumbled upon the excellent jCarousel plugin. The plugin is > > awesome. It has everything i needed and more. It worked like a charm out of > > the box, but my issue was that, my use-case used carousel as a secondary > > widget, and jCarousel seemed kinda like a overkill. So, i started developing > > my own mini carousel inspired by jCarousel and called it jCarouselLite. > > > This is not a replacement for jCarousel by any means. It is just a > > light-weight alternative for those who might not need all the > > functionalities offered by jCarousel. The minified version is just > > under 1.5k in size. Yet, it is very flexible and customizable for many > > of our needs. > > > Right now, the plugin is in very early stage and i thought i could get > > feedback from my friends here and see if there is any interest around it. > > > I have put together a page to show-case all the things that are possible > > with it athttp://www.gmarwaha.com/jquerylite/jcarousellite/html/jcarousellite.h... > > > The basic html markup expected is just a "div" enclosing a "ul" element. You > > can have your navigation buttons anywhere. No special classes, or css files > > are required. The js is the lone file needed. > > > <div class="anyClass"> > > <ul> > > <li><img src="someimage" alt="1"></li> > > <li><img src="someimage" alt="2"></li> > > <li><img src="someimage" alt="3"></li> > > <li><img src="someimage" alt="4"></li> > > </ul> > > </div> > > > <button class="prev"><<</button> > > <button class="next">>></button> > > > $(function() { > > $(".someClass").jCarouselLite({ > > btnNext: ".next", > > btnPrev: ".prev" > > }); > > }); > > > Thanks in advance for all your feedback. > > Ganesh.
-- -GTG
