I need a Vertical Image scroller badly (non flash)help

[sorion808]

Hello everyone

This site has example of exactly what I need.

:: BIG ISLAND LIVE ::
uses one on the right side that is built with flash but
I need one for a non flash site (so anti flash on this one)....

CSS, JS, Jquery or whatever works etc... is what I'm looking for not flash.

It would be cool to have mouse events such as move up or down images
and click-able links too. But the deal breaker for sure is I need click-able links and auto scroll.

It's got to be vertical I searched everywhere no luck.

this is closest I found but no auto scroll mode and no click-able links
Create a Scrolling Menu: Result
Create a Vertical Scrolling Menu with CSS and jQuery

can anyone help?

[sorion808]

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[Dr John]

The example given IS clickable links - they just go to the demo page itself.
Or do you mean clickable text?

[sorion808]

I have to check a little deeper but links arent working on their demo page for me
but the real show stopper is

is there a way to make it automatically scroll on page load?

auto scroll without need to mouse over would be awesome

is this possible?

[Stomme poes]

I have to check a little deeper but links arent working on their demo page for me

Because they've set the demo to go to # which is just the page they are on.

<a title="Menu" href="#"><img src="img/1.jpg" alt="Menu"/></a>

Change href="where you want".

But it's broken in my browser (Create a Scrolling Menu: Result) because they've made the scroller taller than my screen (or, hidden page overflow), meaning I can never reach the bottom. Guess they expect everyone to have a ginormous AppleCinema screen or something.

I've used the jQuery SmoothScroll thingie which is for horizontal scrolling, but I figure left and right can be substituted for top and bottom. I had to add a bunch of extra code to make it accessible without JS (the way Create a Scrolling Menu is without JS) and had to redo the buttons (which you don't need to use), but after that it worked pretty well. Since it doesn't limit its events to mouse, it'll also start scrolling onload. It's practically guaranteed to annoy your visitors quite well.

[Paul O'B]

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