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[Solved] FSD - Move slides left, and description and text right?
- Bill Rust
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Currently the slides are on the right, and text on the left. I want it to go the other way around. Any tips on this?
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- Bill Rust
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Check this please:
forum.joomlaworks.net/frontpage-slideshow-v1-v2-%28for-joomla!%29/reverse-the-text-image-position-%28fsd%29/msg18720/#msg18720
Hi, I appreciate your reply, however that post is from ~2008, and I believe pretty outdated.
I did look at the "slides" class, and do not see that the block attribute is in this class anywhere.
I've tried adding float's left and right, and no luck there either. I am using the FSD theme.
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Bill
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- Bill Rust
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Hi, I just would like to make a confirmation on Bill's topic. I also have tried to search on this forum about this modification and have tried to change float:left; to float:right; in css but still doesn't work. btw i'm currently use fpss version 3.10 the latest one I think. :)
It wasn't quite that simple, which was the point I was trying to make. And they deleted my other post for some reason trying to save people from thinking it was.
It is all CSS modifications for the alignment. Here's what I ended up doing;
1. Turn the text transition off as it still wanted to slide out to the left. I couldn't see anywhere that you could change that in the function invocation and the actual JS function was compressed. So instead of sliding in and out the text just fades in and out with the rest of the slide.
2. The slide image was a float: left; fix but the slide text and the navigation (other slide images) were an absolute position fix from left: 0; to right: 0;
Hope this helps.
Bill
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It wasn't quite that simple, which was the point I was trying to make. And they deleted my other post for some reason trying to save people from thinking it was.
It is all CSS modifications for the alignment. Here's what I ended up doing;
1. Turn the text transition off as it still wanted to slide out to the left. I couldn't see anywhere that you could change that in the function invocation and the actual JS function was compressed. So instead of sliding in and out the text just fades in and out with the rest of the slide.
2. The slide image was a float: left; fix but the slide text and the navigation (other slide images) were an absolute position fix from left: 0; to right: 0;
Hope this helps.
Bill
Thank you Bill for your guidance :). I really appriciate with that. However, I'm quite a bit new about css so I've some more questions on this so I sent you my message. please check the message. :D
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