Horizontal SlideShow 
Version
1.8 (last update on Nov 12, 2009)
Rating
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34
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
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Date Added
24 August 2008
With Horizontal SlideShow, you can...
* specify one image folder or images from any location
* assign captions and urls to images
* make linkable images
* choose the target window
* set speed, auto-pause, and etc.
* create styles for images, captions, and etc.
* and many different things...
Just what I needed to display sponsor logos to scroll across a module with links to their sites.
I have a feature request (same as a previous review post) - can the images be displayed in random order on page load or refresh? That is the only feature it is missing for my application.
Thanks!
I have a feature request (same as a previous review post) - can the images be displayed in random order on page load or refresh? That is the only feature it is missing for my application.
Thanks!
Just what I needed; but the span with the ID "temp" created on line 23 of horizontal.js creates a very long horizontal scroll bar on the page. Any thoughts on how to fix this? It's doing it in Firefox, IE, and Chrome.
I was looking for an easy and effective image display and got exactly that. Took less than 5 minutes to download and get in place. Versatility excellent – at this time can’t fault it. I have set up a friend’s villa rental site and this really does add impact. Fast loading does what it says on the box.
I've been looking for such solution for long time. For me the best is the module dimensions definition. Great job.
thanx a lot.this is the only one fit with my requirement.i was tired on several image slide show.no any result.
this is the only one i found separate image links with external or internal articles.acctuarly u made a treat for my big headace.i;m so happy with this
thanks ones again.
this is the only one i found separate image links with external or internal articles.acctuarly u made a treat for my big headace.i;m so happy with this
thanks ones again.
I really like the look and ease of this module.
One thing I found when using it in the right position any ads I had in an article they would not show up in IE, worked fine in Firefox.
I think this is because of the way the slideshow loops? (if your in IE open the Developer Tools, click on Outline then Div Elements to outline the module & you'll see what I mean).
When I use this module in the left position, the ads show up fine in both IE and Firefox.
One thing I found when using it in the right position any ads I had in an article they would not show up in IE, worked fine in Firefox.
I think this is because of the way the slideshow loops? (if your in IE open the Developer Tools, click on Outline then Div Elements to outline the module & you'll see what I mean).
When I use this module in the left position, the ads show up fine in both IE and Firefox.
Owner's reply
Thank you for your interest.
I will re-organize or rewrite javascript file in module. But I need some help about js from a novice.
This is a very good free slide show, but may be only for fast rotating banners or like stock code rotations. But the same thing can be used on frontpage if this slide show had one more parameter to make the slides stop for a while before next slide jumps in. Normally there are two parameter .. one is the speed with with next slide takes the position of previous slide. And the time after which this slide should appear.
I request the developer to please add this second parameter..
All the best.
I request the developer to please add this second parameter..
All the best.
I love this slideshow, because I can link every single image to any content page or external page. Additional, it is really a slide show with sliding images. Not just a lightbox with changing images.
It is even easy to handle for Non-developers. Thanks for this great module.
It is even easy to handle for Non-developers. Thanks for this great module.
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