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You can have multiple instances of the slider in your page.

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Please check the provided documentation for detailed instructions on setting up the slider. Also check the source code of the supplied demos. If you are still having problems then give me a link to your page.

When you initialize the slider, first count the number of images present in the container using javascript. If it is more than one only then initialize the slider.

I know the theory But could you help me with that code wise, please? Thank you

var $imgs = $('#slider').find('img');
if( $imgs.length > 1) {
    $('#slider').ccslider();
}

Yes, you need to create two slideshow instances, which you will place in the same parent container. You can place them one above the other using absolute positioning (or any other way that is appropriate to you).

Ok, this worked, thank you. One more question please: Does the slider know how many slides it has in the slideshow, and if so how can I access this property?

Thank you again!

The slider obviously knows how many slides there are, but it does not expose this number in the api. If you absolutely must determine this number programmatically, then count the number of slide images in the slider container.

The problem is with Firefox not with the slider. Recent version of Firefox has some bugs with the HTML5 Canvas that gets triggered in some machines, most noted in computers with AMD Radeon graphics. I personally have not seen any problem in Firefox running on my Mac and Windows pc which use Intel and Nvidia graphics. The Firefox Dev Team will hopefully fix it soon.

Thanks for your support! I have another question: Is there any way to mix 2d and 3d? thx

No, that is not possible.

Thank you.

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I see errors in your page generated by prototype.js, which maybe the cause behind the crash in IE9. Remove that script and all its associated plugins to see if the crash problem goes away.

Yes cosmocoder, i have an error in prototype.

Thanks!

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Yes of course you can do that. Once you get the handle to the slider api, as described in the documentation, you can then use it anywhere.

can you contact me private please

don’t have much time, and if you could help a sertain helpfull thing might come your way

Please contact me through the message box in my profile page.

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I need a link to your page to inspect the problem.

Please post a link to your page. Also I asked you to send me a message through my profile page, not to post a comment here.

I will send a message through your profile. Thank you for a great product

I will send a message through your profile message box. Thanks again

You use the parameter animSpeed. This has been explained in the documentation.

Of course they can be changed. No slider forces you to have a a particular size . And once the size is set it will resize responsively maintaining the aspect ratio.

I should think so, since the plugin does allow you to style your slide html any way you want and also to apply any javascript action on them.

thx cosmcoder…we will tinker a bit more and see if we can get it to work cleanly

Thanks friend, I have placed the slider on the home page and it works pretty well. Sometimes you can not see the preview of the images, but generally works well .. and will comment if I find some other detail .. Thank you, very good work

Hello, it’s me again, I have a question: is it possible to add the ALT tag to images in the slider? .. how I can do this. thanks

Of course you can, just edit the html code of the slider and add the alt attributes of the slide images.

I will explore the problem that you are mentioning and get back to you.

Hi Cosmocoder,

can you reproduce the failure? Is there any solution?

Many thanks!

Yes I see the problem that you are talking about. I have already explored this and made several attempts to fix it, but unfortunately this is a problem with the Canvas rendering in mobile browsers and cannot be fixed by me. I hope this will be fixed soon in newer versions of mobile browsers.

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You have complete freedom to style and animate your custom html content anyway you want. Look at the supplied demo code to see how it is done, and after that you can add your own effects.

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The slider does not accept percentage values for the dimensions in 3d mode. If you want the slider to stretch the full width of the container in which you place the slider then before initializing the slider get the width of your container and then set that as the imageWidth parameter. Once set the slider will resize accordingly as the parent container resizes.

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Yes this can be done in the slider. In 3d mode you have to mention the slide width and height which is used as the maximum value of the slide dimensions, and also used to determine the aspect ratio based on which the slides would be resized on smaller screens.

For 2d mode the slider dimensions are determined by the dimensions of the slide images, and once done they are taken as the maximum width and height of the slider, after which the previous logic follows.