A free flash + XML image slideshow (gallery)
Fashionable flash + XML image slideshow with slick navigation and design, fully customizable from XML, with a motion blur effect on image transition. The gallery navigation bar changes its color based on the displayed photo colors.
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magictrick
on 20/2/12
Help is appreciated.
on 21/2/12
We're glad to hear you like it. The FLA file is not a reflection on how the component looks. It wouldn't be that customizable if that would be the case. To center the buttons, you'll need to adjust the following properties in the banner.xml file:
buttonsMarginX="20"Just set it to a bigger value and the margin will increase:buttonsMarginX="100"Just set it to the value that works best for you.
forlifeproducts
on 7/3/12
One issue I noticed is in reference to z indexing and pull downs. (Sorry if it has been covered already .. I searched and did not see it here)
I am having an issue in chrome where the pulldown nav is dropping behind the banners. I tried z indexing all the css on the pulldowns to 9999 and no luck.
is there a setting that will push the banner swf to the back?
Thank you again for the code. Very well crafted
on 8/3/12
You'll just need to set a new parameter for the flash object. This is what you'll need to add, if you're using our code:
params.wmode = "transparent";
That's if you're using our code from the index.html file. You'll just need to paste the above line after this instruction:
var params = {};
This will enable the pop-ups and JavaScript dropdowns to be displayed over the slideshow.
harndal
on 7/3/12
Would that be possible?
on 8/3/12
It couldn't work without the other resources. This tutorial will help you on your task:
http://www.flabell.com/blog/1641/embed...
You don't need to use the single SWF file. Hope this helps.
on 9/3/12
on 12/3/12
This might happen when you try to open a link from a flash component, on a local machine. On the server it works, but not on the local machine. This is a security measure Adobe takes, by default. It doesn't permit the flash player to access external resources, when you run the component on your computer. If you want this to change, please go to this link:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/docu...
and add a new location, which would become trusted. That would be the folder which contains the SWF files you're working with.
If the links don't open with your component available online, please buy a support ticket and share a link to it. We'll inspect it and find a solution for you.