I tested with a simple javascript alert() to see that javascript code does indeed execute with the data-href attribute. It is best if you contact me through my profile page message box with a link to your page.

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I just tried executing a javascript function using the data-href attribute and it worked for me. Maybe your function is passing the wrong arguments or some incorrect reference to variables?

If you really want the slide image to act as a link then you can set the z-index of the slide link to be higher than that of the container for the custom html. But note in that case the custom html content cannot be interacted with, i.e. its text cannot be selected or any buttons present cannot be clicked.

As I said you will have to place the animation code in the “afterSlideChange” callback. Just don’t use the ‘if’ statements to check for each slide, and then the code will be used for each slide.

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Ah ok, yes I hadn’t thought of changing the Z value for the slide.

For the animation, I not sure how to deal with replacing this part:

What would I put in place of the div reference so that is behaves the same for all divs ?

The “afterSlideChange” function receives an argument which is the index number (zero based) of the slide that is about to become visible. You can use that to get a particular slide image using jquery’s .eq() method, and then get the value of the data-htmlelem attribute of that slide. Once you get the attribute value you will have the id of the container that has your html content. If you face any more problems then contact me through my profile page message box rather than discussing through this comments section.

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You can set the slider dimensions to be as large as the browser window but note that the slider is not responsive, so it will not resize if the window is resized. Also you have to set the slider dimensions by detecting the current window dimensions. But for a regular desktop browser window dimensions I think it will require sufficient CPU processing power to render the 3d animations. The 2d animations of course, don’t require too much processing power.

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The slider should work on iOS and Android since they support Canvas, however I think the performance may be slow compared to desktop browsers. No such problems with the 2d mode.

Thank you, I found the “display: none” style shortly after posting on here. Great product so far, really flexible.

One small thing, I am running with 2d style. When I click the control “controller-slide link” which is active (the image is currently being viewed) then it scrolls the image across the screen, and another image peeks through. Not major problem but might be something to look into.

You mean you are clicking the control link of the active slide? If so then I am aware of this “problem” and will fix it in a future update. Also if you are familiar with jquery/javascript then you can fix it yourself by going over the source.

Thank you cosmo, your fast replys are very reassuring. I will look into fixing it at some point, it isn’t such a problem at the moment. Thank you again

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The slider is a jquery plugin and like all other jquery slideshow plugins is easy enough to implement. If you are not at all familiar with html and how to include css and js files in a html file then of course it will be problematic for you.

I have no experience with opencart and cannot help you there. Maybe you can ask someone else to help you implement the slider there.

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Like any other jquery slideshow plugin this is also easy to use. You just have to include the necessary js and css files and then initialize the slider with your settings. If you have never worked with jquery plugins before then it may be slightly difficult for you, although the documentation describes all the steps required and you will also have the demo files to study.

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The slider supports transparent png images only for the 3d mode, as has been mentioned in the item details.

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Since your images are showing one under the other I am guessing that the slider css file has not been included properly. But I will only be able to offer proper suggestions if you give me a link to your page. Please contact me through my profile page message box about this problem.

You can use this slider in Wordpress themes. If you want to use this slider in themes that you will sell then you will need an extended license, which I currently don’t provide.

You may also choose to use the Wordpress plugin version of the slider, which is available here.

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Yes you can have multiple sliders in the same page.

I have not tested the item in Android and iOS, so I cannot say how well it works there, but it should work. You can try out the demo in those OS’s to find out.

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The Regular License for the slider costs $12 (add $2 if you are not using prepaid credits), which entitles you to use the item in one website. If you want to use in different websites then you need to purchase licenses for each website. For further clarifications about the Regular License you can contact Support.

You can of course remove it. That image is not generated by slider settings, it is something I added for decoration and styling of the demo.