I’m not quite understand what you need

Why don’t you understand? I want to put in button or image on your Back Slider.

Thanks for questions! Yes, my plugin works on mobile devices. I think 800×600 would work fine for all mobile devices, but it actually doesn’t matter as image will scale to the size of device.

Thanks for question!

My plugin switches image mode from 100% horizontal stretch to 100% vertical by assigning ‘bs-landscape’ and ‘bs-portrait’ classes, depending on what is better in certain situation. This is done by comparing window and image aspect ratios.

Ahh it does resize proportionately . I did notice if I change to one of the other modes options, it just resizes to the window width only. The initial load responds great thou. I must say the transitions are the smoothest I’ve come across. Will be purchasing shortly.

Thanks for answering so quickly

Hi! Hm. Do you mean change the background only once?

Try to set preload option to false. This problem happens in IE browsers because they somehow cache the page.. Also make sure all images for backslider can be loaded by the browser.

Thanks for question! The easiest way is to use the same delay for both plugins if they works as slideshow. Another approach is to use backslider’s callback function beforeSlide() and afterSlide(). They allow one to execute certain code before next slide animation of after. Please read documentation about how to use them.

I just checked and with apikey I can fetch as many images from flickr set as I want. Drop me email privately and I will modify plugin for you.

I sent you modified files

Hello,

Do you need pagination and pause/play buttons for slideshow?

Hi!

You would need to add markup and style for controls and then hook them to the backslider custom events, that have a form of jQuery trigger() call in form $('#backslider').trigger('backslider', <action_name>); With that call you can instruct backslider to do certain action.

        Backslider.next() -            show next slide
    Backslider.prevoius() -    show previous slide
    Backslider.skip(index) -    show slide with given ID
    Backslider.pause() -        stop slideshow when plugin is in "timer" mode
    Backslider.resume() -        start slideshow when plugin is in "timer" mode
    Backslider.reset() -         reset timer when plugin is in "timer" mode

It looks the problem is following. The photoset.gne feed that I use by default in plugin can only return 20 photos, and it completely ignores per_page argument. I think that to get all images it needs to modify plugin to use apiKey

Backslider switches image classe to bs-portrait or bs-landscape for proper image scale. But you have no definition of .bs-portrait class in css/backslider.css

.backslider .bs-slides .bs-portrait {
    width: auto;
    height: 100%;
}

thanks for the quick reply.

Well, I understand to call the jquery plugin in the header of the site.

But i’d like to know if the slideshow is controlled by html and if I can add that html into an individual blog entry so that I can have a different slideshow on each page. I have 20 projects so I would need to insert 20 slideshows into 20 blog entries.

I’m using the squarespace CMS and individual blog entries cannot be targeted because each page has a module page id so even if i had a hundred entries they would all share an module page id because they are all on the same blog.

I would avoid using an rss feed but i really need the use of tags and categories for the site architecture.

So I would like to know if I can insert the slideshow controls, images etc directly into an individual blog entry or does that all go in a js file or in the header.

Its ridiculous to explain. I hope that kind of sheds some light for you.

Backslider html markup has a form of UL list wrapped into div with .backslider class with images as individual items. So you can have different slideshows on every blog page.

perfect thank you!

No, it does not work like that. Backslider loads images and then when done it shows controls or starts slideshow. No lazy loading or mobile detection. However you can tweak plugin code to use smaller size images.

Yes, you would need to provide set and nsid for Flickr. No, my plugin does not respond to touch events. You would have rely on controls in this case.

yes, it will. Images would be stretched to the size of browser as in preview.

Yes, you can. If you are interested I can even show you how to make my backslider plugin work as regular slider on site with fixed dimensions. Now to remove overlay pattern you just need to set

and this would remove it.