Horizontal Image Slide on Mouse Move

This is a minimalist horizontal slider - highly customizable - useful for displaying many images inside a small area on your website. You can use the gallery as a menu, or simply for displaying your content.

Every image can have it's own link, and width. You can set the images in the XML, as well as the component width and height, if used within another AS3 Flash file.

If you use the component inside a website, you can set the component width and height in the HTML.

Features:

1. Optional HTML text description.
2. Customizable colors.
3. Optional autoslide (until the user rolls over the component)

 

Kevin Williams

on 22/9/09

 

Can the height of the display area also be adjusted?

 

Andrei Potorac

on 22/9/09

 

Yep, everything is adjustable.

 

Ismael Broeckx

on 22/9/09

 

Hi, I need a slider without XML. Can I just upload images to a certain directory and use this slider? Or is the XML needed?

 

Andrei Potorac

on 22/9/09

 

If you want to upload the images to a certain directory, than you need PHP to scan that directory, exactly as we do for our Compact Mp3 Player.

Then, you need to pass the output to Flash, with the same structure we used for this XML file.

 

lal thadani

on 22/9/09

 

the image slide seems to be constantly rolling (except for the first & last image), is it possible to make it stop when clicking on an image , for another link page or a bigger image.
further i use flash 8 & this script is in AS3

 

Andrei Potorac

on 23/9/09

 

asiatic, all our files are AS3 based. Please check the description tab under them for each, in order to know exactly what you are about to download/purchase.

Regarding the continuous movement, that happens when you interact with the swf file. If you move the mouse outside, it stops. Doesn't it work the same for you?

 

picero hanry

on 23/9/09

 

Great slider. Is it possible that it starts when page loads. Another remark - is it possible that it starts again when it comes to the end? Keep on good work. Rob

 

Andrei Potorac

on 23/9/09

 

What do you mean start when the page loads? Start the movement?

 

james o'brien

on 23/9/09

 

nice work.

I have some questions?

Is it possible to use only two images using the same move sideways, with higher and wider images?
I want to use it for a website that would work at full screen and want to incorporate this resource in the center large size and quality.

It s my first time using XML . What level is required to use this gallery?. It comes with some tutorial.
Anyway I will download now, and I'll ask in the course of my work.

thanks
Jimmy

 

Edward Garber

on 23/9/09

 

Hello-

This said it can be manipulated/changed in XML, but my file download did not have any XML files.

How do I add/edit the photos through XML? What file do I use?

Ed

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