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Old Mar-15-2010, 04:37 PM   #1
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Slideshow Speed

Can anyone tell me how to set the speed on my homepage slideshow to fast so it will stay fast everytime I or a customer logs on?
It changes photos too slowly for my taste.

www.GreenApplePortraits.com
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Old Mar-15-2010, 04:41 PM   #2
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This page has all the slideshow parameters documented. The one you want is setSpeed and you can add:

setSpeed: 'fast',

to your other list of slideshow parameters in your biobox.
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Old Mar-15-2010, 07:05 PM   #3
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This page has all the slideshow parameters documented. The one you want is setSpeed and you can add:

setSpeed: 'fast',

to your other list of slideshow parameters in your biobox.
Sorry, but I am VERY uneducated on coding. I had several people help me get my site up and running and now it is very confusing as to where to add stuff. I added setSpeed: 'fast' to my CSS code box but it didn't work.
Where should I add it?

Thanks,
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Old Mar-15-2010, 07:06 PM   #4
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Sorry, but I am VERY uneducated on coding. I had several people help me get my site up and running and now it is very confusing as to where to add stuff. I added setSpeed: 'fast' to my CSS code box but it didn't work.
Where should I add it?

Thanks,
Tammy
www.GreenApplePortraits.com
Please read my previous post carefully. I tell you where to add it in that post. You can add this new one as the first of the similarly formatted slideshow parameters.
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Old Mar-15-2010, 07:12 PM   #5
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Please read my previous post carefully. I tell you where to add it in that post. You can add this new one as the first of the similarly formatted slideshow parameters.
OK, I added it to my bio box like you said. Now on my homepage the words set speed fast appear next to my slideshow and it is not faster. The photos still sit there just as long as before before changing to the next one.

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Old Mar-15-2010, 07:16 PM   #6
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OK, I added it to my bio box like you said. Now on my homepage the words set speed fast appear next to my slideshow and it is not faster. The photos still sit there just as long as before before changing to the next one.

http://www.GreenApplePortraits.com
Do you see all the other slideshow parameters in your biobox (AlbumID, newWindow, transparent, etc...). Put this in at the start of that same list on it's own line right before AlbumID with no lines between it and the AlbumID. I know you don't know coding, but I did ask you to put it in the same list with the other similar parameters.

I'm trying to help you, but also get you to think a little for yourself here so next time, you can make a change by yourself.
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Old Mar-15-2010, 07:25 PM   #7
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Do you see all the other slideshow parameters in your biobox (AlbumID, newWindow, transparent, etc...). Put this in at the start of that same list on it's own line right before AlbumID with no lines between it and the AlbumID. I know you don't know coding, but I did ask you to put it in the same list with the other similar parameters.

I'm trying to help you, but also get you to think a little for yourself here so next time, you can make a change by yourself.

OK, OK, I'm learning alright. I definitely need to take a coding class. Thanks for the help. The words are gone and the slideshow switches much faster now. Now I wish the transition between switches was slower more like a fade in fade out instead of a quick switch but I'll live with it :)

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Old Mar-15-2010, 07:31 PM   #8
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OK, OK, I'm learning alright. I definitely need to take a coding class. Thanks for the help. The words are gone and the slideshow switches much faster now. Now I wish the transition between switches was slower more like a fade in fade out instead of a quick switch but I'll live with it :)

Thanks again,
Tammy
See the parameter in your biobox called crossFadeSpeed? You can try making that number larger and see if that makes a slower transition.
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Old Mar-15-2010, 07:41 PM   #9
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See the parameter in your biobox called crossFadeSpeed? You can try making that number larger and see if that makes a slower transition.

Got it. Changed it from 350 to 1100 and now it is just how I like it.
Thanks again,
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