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@TrojanSpike1 The .animate() method allows us to create animation effects on any numeric CSS property. I show you how to do what you want in part 5 of this tutorial
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Is it possible to have image resize on the fly or keep the image to a max size with JQ?
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Again you save me life. :)
ddoxphp 3 weeks ago
@ddoxphp I'm glad to help :)
derekbanas 3 weeks ago
Hi,
Thank you so much.
Where is the part 1 video ?
Thanks, LA Guy
getsmartpaul 3 months ago
@getsmartpaul It's called JQuery Slideshow on my YouTube Channel. I've made 2 additional JQuery sliders since. One of them should be what you are looking for
derekbanas 3 months ago
I'm struggling to get any of this to work. I've replaced the images in the "images" folder with images of my own, (and changed the html according) but when I load it in my browser, nothing shows up. There are those annoying "x" indicators to show that a picture should be there. Also the link "Open lightbox" or whatever doesn't work. What am I doing wrong?
knowledgeisback 4 months ago
@knowledgeisback If you see "x indicators to show that a picture should be there" that means it can't find the image. Make sure you have images in your images folder and look for them in ./images/yourimage.jpg
derekbanas 4 months ago