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  • thiagogurga Friend
    #189392

    How can I set up a slideshow module to appear like this one: http://www.darrenf.com/wedding-photography ?

    phong nam Friend
    #500877

    Hi thiagogurga,

    On the darrenf.com, their developer customized the layout of our JA Slideshow module to get the front-end as you see on its homepage. Here is our origional layout of JA Slideshow module on Norite template: http://joomla25-templates.joomlart.com/ja_norite/gettingstarted/slideshow2.html

    I have a suggestion that you can select the “norite” profile and “default” skin in the Profile settings of slideshow’s backend. Then I will guide you how to make your slideshow look like my below snapshot. Is it fine, thiagogurga ?


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    thiagogurga Friend
    #500921

    Hello Leo, thank you for the reply.

    I really liked your snapshot, however I would like to have 3 images filling the screen width. Is too hard to configure the slideshow for this?

    phong nam Friend
    #501055

    Hi thiagogurga,

    I come back. You need to backup your files & follow my below steps carefully:

    Step 1. Configure the slideshow backend ‘s settings as my snapshot:
    Pay attention to the green circles on main settings.
    http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/714/1901802856.png

    Step 2. Open templatesja_noriteetclayoutsdefault.xml, put below line under <stylesheets>:

    <file>css/custom.css</file>

    Step 3. Copy my attached custom.css file into templatesja_noritecss path on your server.

    Step 4. Open /templates/ja_norite/css/mod_jaslideshow.css file, find lines:

    .ja-slide-item {
    background: url(../images/window.png) no-repeat left top !important;
    display: block;
    float: left;
    margin: 0;
    overflow: hidden;
    padding: 35px 10px 20px;
    position: relative;
    }

    Change to background: none !important;

    Note: You maybe will need to adjust few css styles to get your requirments, put all extra css codes into custom.css file. Remember to clear JAT3 cache after saving changes. You can see my result in second snapshot at http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/714/1299529915.png


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