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Works like a revolver - looks like a scoller
I want to display three different description on one page, and use a set of buttons or an object like a scroller to turn them on and off. It is not a linier story so I don't want to step through with buttons. It seems like an image scroller set to show/hide one at a time should do this, but it does not. Essemntially, I want a revolver that does not spin, but shows all three pictures in a row, so as the user clicks each picture a different description appears. Is there a way to do this?
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Gus... I got it now! Please see the response here: http://getsatisfaction.com/flypaper/t...
That will do the trick for sure. If you need any more help, send me an email at support@flypaper.com and I will send you a working exmaple.
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Inappropriate?Hi Gus...
I'm assuming the issue lies in the show/hide states? That is, one picture hides when another shows... and you want them all to show? -
Inappropriate?It is with the show/hide states - but opposite of what you said. I only want to see one picture and description at a time, and they don't all hide - so the descriptions and pictures overlap and make it impossible to read/see. -
Inappropriate?OK, here's an example of the kind of thing that I'm trying to do. This is the Nikon page for the D40 camera. As you click on an image of the camera it hides the current image and shows you the one you just clicked on. No particular order. I want to do the same type of thing, an add some descriptions to the pictures. NOTE! it does not work in IE 8 (dang it)
http://www.nikonusa.com/Find-Your-Nik... -
Inappropriate?Gus... I got it now! Please see the response here: http://getsatisfaction.com/flypaper/t...
That will do the trick for sure. If you need any more help, send me an email at support@flypaper.com and I will send you a working exmaple.
Vincent
I’m very helpful.
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