Content slider slight problems :(

hi guys…i have been playing with a content slider here: http://www.bluecrushdesign.co.za/imagin8 … Is there a way in CSS that i can make the pagination at bottom of images (scroll down - those dots ) dissapear?As somehow its there not by the HTML code but by the javascript … and i was wondering if we can somehow do this via css?Also, any idea how to get google map working ie8 im sure theres something im missing !Thanks!

.pagination {
    margin: 26px auto 0;
    width: 100px;
    [COLOR="#FF0000"]display: none;[/COLOR]

}

Sorry, no. :slight_smile:

The Slides script that you are using provides a setting for pagination. Add pagination: false, i.e.

$('#slides').slides({
                preload: true,
                pagination: false,
                [and so on]

The Google Map doesn’t load in IE9 here either. The same iframe code works in IE when added to an empty page, or when IE Compatibility View is enabled, so the cause may lie in the combination of the slide script and Google’s code.

Thanks !!!i added pagination: false…That didnt work but the display: none on #pagination did after that;-)its a real bummer about the map not working arrghhh dont know Js. and people in JS forum when i asked about bugs with this sllider, just told me to use another one :((endless hours wasted so would rather try find fixes for this one!)

ps you wouldnt know how to turn slideshow off completely would you?

Do you mean add a “pause” button, as well as the left and right controls?

It really might be easier in the long run to find another slider that already does everything you want.

no, not a pause button!must be a line of code in there that just switches off the automatic slideshow… they all do this no matter which ones i look at !!!

Sorry - now you’ve lost me. A pause button would switch off the automatic changing of images. Do you mean you want a line of code to stop the slideshow after one full cycle?

lol…ok you know how after a few seconds it slides automatically to the next slide?I want that off…so no slideshowwhich means… a user will only see next slide if he clicks right arrow or left arrow - these left right arrows are already there. dont need to add any buttons :wink:

Ah - so no autostart ;). (You can tell I usually keep Javascript disabled, can’t you? :slight_smile: ) The answer is probably yes, there’s a way to do it, but Javascript isn’t my forte, so you’d be better off asking in the Javascript forum. Sorry I can’t help.

According to the documentation for the slide plugin you are using, a [URL=“http://slidesjs.com/#play”]play value of 0 should set play to false.

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And if I’d had the gumption to follow the link in your earlier post, I would have spotted that, too. Just as well you’re here. :slight_smile: [/ot]