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I have this jquery banner script
Please see this link
http://www.infinitedesigner.com/banners/banner.html
I changed banner size so between 2 image on banner you can see white space to much. I want decrease this space.
So please tell me how can I do this?
I think its jquery file problem. but what problem I can't understand.
I hope you will guide me very soon.
Thank you.
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Thread: Jquery Banner Help
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Mar 16th, 2012, 03:00 AM #1Junior Member
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I suspect that spacing is in the jquery transition section... But I really don't see an issue... The white space is moving across the screen to show the transition between slides.
Maybe there is a different transition that would suit you better... One that slides the new image in on top of the old ? Maybe one that brings it in from the corner and expands the size to cover the old image...
There are quite a few transitions that can be called in jquery...
Not sure if I would try to remove that space myself... I'm sure it can be done...
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Mar 16th, 2012, 01:20 PM #3Junior Member
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You can force the issue by increasing the image size (1000px did it for me). Possibly not the best way tho.
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That's actually it - the transitions call for increasing offsets in increments of 1000 (-1000, -2000, -3000 etc) and the images are 926px - the white space is the difference between the image size and the offset.
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