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Boban created a wonderful “featured content” jQuery plugin. You’ve seen this effect many, many times. Now you can easily implement the functionality into your own web apps.
Want to know exactly how to use it? Watch a video tutorial over at the ThemeForest blog.
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Nice. I am first!!!
Fantastic!
|Brandon Oelling
{x=}+photography+consulting
http://www.x-equals.com/blog/
Great script, but as mentioned in the comments, it needs thumbnails or some kind of navigation, could you do a tutorial on modifing the code?
thanks
cool! effect.
There are so many JavaScript sliders out there, but this one is great!
We love it! It’s easily integrated in some of our free WordPress themes.
Which ones? Can you point to those wordpress themes? That would be great!
I have been trying http://www.prodeveloper.org/j-post-slider-wordpress-plugin-jquery-post-animation-show.html – but it’s not working (yet) for me on wp2.7
Any ideas?
Thanks!
WOLF
Very good plugin, simple yet awesome. Clients love these little things that make their website stand out.
This is such a cool plugin! I think I’ll use this on my portfolio.
very useful plugin :)
It’s really beautifull, one of the best sliders i’ve ever seen… but produces unvalid HTML/CSS ;[
How the hell did this guy/gal write a jQuery plugin and not realize that ID attributes are supposed to be unique? Or that giving every tag the same class is absolutely unnecessary — especially when you’ve already got the parent ID’d?
The images should really simulate a cross-fade, to boot. Fading to complete nothingness looks horrible amateur.
/not trolling, just tired of poor use of markup and effects
This is something I’ve been looking for! Thank you.
Really nice plugin, easy to implement and modify.
I’m trying to implement this for featured section in wordpress using custom fields.
any tips?
happy new year to all
Awesome. Needs thumbnails or some kind of navigation pause/next/previous. Hover on image brings in the transparent div and text.
Wow! amazing.. very smooth, simple and effective
Just what I’ve been looking for. Thank you for sharing.
I have a question. How do I get the dropdown navigation to display on top of this slider?
nice plugin
Reely nice mate!
can the images be linked to pages on the site or is it just for gallerys?
i got a problem with this plugin..some kind of people see only the half of the picture in the plugin and i see the hole picture…
somebody help me?
I’ve been using this slider for a while and it is a really nice addition to a website =)
Very gud Plugin, user full for web designers.
This slider makes great use of jQuery, the only things I would suggest is that the developers clean the code up, provide constant updates and add some sort of navigation element to the slider. That would definitely make it a hit.
I’ve tried on my blog and doesn’t work…:(
Everything about this is awesome. But would it be difficult to modify this to fade from image to image rather than fade out and in? Fading to white for a second is a bit distracting.