I’m close to finishing my personal site, but I need some help.
I use a “Coda Slider”, but I would like the slider to start at panel 2 instead of panel 1.
I use the slider provided with Jquery Tools.
I’m not sure which code I should provide, but here’s the one in the head tags:
$(function() {
// initialize scrollable
$(“div.scrollable”).scrollable({
vertical:true,
clickable:false,
size: 1
})
});
Thanks in advance, Daniel
the code will be in .js file that comes with the package, normally called slider.js, coda.js or something.
The function you posted, initialises the js
I think you want your name in first, right?
Why not set this div as #1 and link with this arrows to 2 and 3. Should be easier …
the code will be in .js file that comes with the package, normally called slider.js, coda.js or something. The function you posted, initialises the js
Well yeah there’s the jquery-tools.js but that’s a minified library. That’s not gonna help us much, is it?
Go to http://www.daniel.roeven.com/misc/tools.js if you wish to take a look.
I think you want your name in first, right? Why not set this div as #1 and link with this arrows to 2 and 3. Should be easier …
Easier but less sexy. 
I think you want your name in first, right? Why not set this div as #1 and link with this arrows to 2 and 3. Should be easier …
Easier but less sexy. 
Ehm, should get the wished effect
But i will take a look at your source. Could you upload the real source, not min. So its readable? 
Ehm, should get the wished effectBut i will take a look at your source. Could you upload the real source, not min. So its readable?
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No, sorry. I never actually got the real source. You can’t download the non-minified versions off of the Jquery Tools website. 
Wow- then its gonna be really hard ;D
Why don’t you try it how i said? Make the 2nd as your first and href to 2,3 with the slider…
Well, actually, that was just me being blind. I managed to find the non minified source.
Here you go: http://www.daniel.roeven.com/misc/tools-non-minified.js
Well yeah, I have seen that before, it just seemed like way too much. The simplicity of Jquery Tools appealed to me. I also didn’t really expect it to be that hard, hmm. Well, I’ll try recreating it with the link provided, thanks.
