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)

 

easyit

on 12/3/12

 

Hi,

I just bought this component, and I have two questions. Can I set alpha at startup (not upAlpha or overAlpha)?

Are the photos can only move in one side. For example, from right to left?

 

Corneliu Chitanu

on 13/3/12

Hello,

What do you mean by setting the the startup alpha? Do you need to see the website background, while the component is loading? In this case you'd need to make the component background transparent. Please find this property in the slider.xml file:

backgroundTransparency = "100"

Set it to 0, like this:

backgroundTransparency = "0"

Then go to the code you code you copied into your webpage and add this line:

params.wmode = "transparent"

after this line:

var params = {};

After you'll refresh the page, the background should be transparent.

The images can move on either side only when the cursor is over the component. But from the start the images slide to the left and, when they reach the end, they start going the other way. How would you like the images to move?

 

easyit

on 13/3/12

Now I can set alpha when I have a mouse over the images (overAlpha) and when I take of the cursor (upAlpha). I can't set up default Alpha.

I thought that the pictures were moving in a continuous, whitout change the way.

 

Corneliu Chitanu

on 14/3/12

The "upAlpha" property represents the default opacity and also the alpha that the image resets to when the mouse is not on the image.

If you're willing to make some changes to the component, to set the opacity like you need to, or move the images the way you need, we can help you. Just send a request for custom work at info@vuzum.com. We'll reply as soon as we can and help you out.

 

easyit

on 14/3/12

Please see here:

http://new.esourcing.pl

overAlpha = "50"
upAlpha = "80"

It works fine when I put mouse over the flash and when I put off mouse, but default there is 100% alpha

 

Corneliu Chitanu

on 16/3/12

Hello,

I understand the problem and we fixed the way the component treats the transparency properties. Please download it one more time and replace the old SWF you are using with the new one you're going to download. Thank you for the patience. Let us know, if there's more that we can do.

 

easyit

on 16/3/12

Now everything works fine, but weigh preview.swf file is 123KB, last version weighed 48KB.

"I thought that the pictures were moving in a continuous, whitout change the way."

I just found the solution witch I need. http://www.flabell.com/flash/Continuou... - Continuous Image Slider - maybe it's possible to add this option :)

 

Corneliu Chitanu

on 19/3/12

Hello,

We didn't keep track of the size the component had. We didn't add anything big/useless in the component so the size is the way Flash publishes it. I don't know why it was so small the last time, but there's nothing to remove to make it have 48 KB.

Glad you found the functionality you need. Adding this option to this component would mean to include the component you put the link above, inside this one. The logic is different so making those changes would require custom work. I recommend purchasing the component you discovered since it is cheaper.

However, if it's not entirely what you need, please feel free to contact us for custom work at info@vuzum.com.

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