I'd like to know if this is possible too. So far I've been using Scrollable, setting the speed and autoscroll interval to the same value, with a 'linear' effect.
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Use Tabs instead of Scrollable, which has a slideshow plugin. Works great!
Zappo, I really appreciate the help on this. This one is driving me nuts!!
Unfortunately, it's still not working properly:
I changed the class to an id, and added api:true
Check out the "updated" version onhttp://richarddas.com/clients/ddas
You'll see that after a few seconds, it still "rewinds"!
If anyone has any ideas, I'm totally open to anything! Thanks!
Unfortunately, it's still not working properly:
I changed the class to an id, and added api:true
Check out the "updated" version onhttp://richarddas.com/clients/ddas
You'll see that after a few seconds, it still "rewinds"!
If anyone has any ideas, I'm totally open to anything! Thanks!
The line I'm using is:
var logos = $(".logos-scroll").scrollable({ vertical:true, easing:'linear', clickable:false, speed:s }).autoscroll({ autoplay:true, autopause:false, steps:4, interval:s });
(where s = 10000)
...but it's still not working?
var logos = $(".logos-scroll").scrollable({ vertical:true, easing:'linear', clickable:false, speed:s }).autoscroll({ autoplay:true, autopause:false, steps:4, interval:s });
(where s = 10000)
...but it's still not working?
I'm having a similar issue. You can check richarddas.com/clients/ddas (the logos at the top, right), although they're set on a long loop so you have to wait a few seconds (10+?) in order to see it?
Got it working - just had to remember to add the {} in the slideshow call. As in: slideshow( { autoplay:true, interval:6000 } );
I am very impressed with this tool set. Amazing work!!
I am very impressed with this tool set. Amazing work!!