Image slider "throttle"?
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Hello James,
Is there any setting to slow down the image slider on the home banner? I would like to leave each slide up 8-10 seconds, if possible.
Thank you!
-Steve
Is there any setting to slow down the image slider on the home banner? I would like to leave each slide up 8-10 seconds, if possible.
Thank you!
-Steve
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Hi James, than you very much for the quick reply. I think I will be able to do that. I needed to do a fresh start on the site, but believe I will use the slider again so this will come in handy.
I was stepping through image files which were texts, so a user would benefit from a tad more time to read them if someone was landing there and sitting at the home page.
Best,
-Steve
I was stepping through image files which were texts, so a user would benefit from a tad more time to read them if someone was landing there and sitting at the home page.
Best,
-Steve
Hi James, this may be due to an update to the theme, or Concrete since I first posted, but I navigate here on my shared server with my host:
/home4/******/public_html/********/concrete/blocks
and do not see view.js. I have a view.css and a view.php.
Is that time attribute in a new spot now? Thank you for any pointer!
-Steve
/home4/******/public_html/********/concrete/blocks
and do not see view.js. I have a view.css and a view.php.
Is that time attribute in a new spot now? Thank you for any pointer!
-Steve
Hi Steve,
The slider is a native concrete5 block so it should always be under concrete/blocks - but in cases where concrete5 is updated, there should be an update folder under your root which overrides the concrete folder. But I could be wrong and they moved the js file. What version of concrete5 are you running?
I hope this what somewhat useful.
Kind regards,
James
The slider is a native concrete5 block so it should always be under concrete/blocks - but in cases where concrete5 is updated, there should be an update folder under your root which overrides the concrete folder. But I could be wrong and they moved the js file. What version of concrete5 are you running?
I hope this what somewhat useful.
Kind regards,
James
Thanks once again for the quick response, James.
That gave me a place to dig, but no luck.
My apologies, I had updated my old install... my new install was a fresh copy of 5.7.5.6, and
wouldn't you know... the update puts slide transition and duration time settings right
on the OPTIONS tab of the slider! Where is my EASY button?
I am all set, and thanks once again!
-Steve
That gave me a place to dig, but no luck.
My apologies, I had updated my old install... my new install was a fresh copy of 5.7.5.6, and
wouldn't you know... the update puts slide transition and duration time settings right
on the OPTIONS tab of the slider! Where is my EASY button?
I am all set, and thanks once again!
-Steve
Glad to hear it, Steve.
If you need more assistance please let me know.
Best of luck and regards,
James
If you need more assistance please let me know.
Best of luck and regards,
James
I'm currently using concrete5's built in slider, so to change the timeout speed we need to change a core js file. Are you comfortable navigating and editing files on your c5 installation? If so, try going to root/concrete/blocks/image_slider/ and look for view.js. Open view js with your preferred text editing tool. On the first line look for "timeout:4E3" change 4E3 to 8000 for 8 seconds or 10000 for 10 seconds.
I apologise if this is somewhat complicated but it's currently the only way to do it.
I hope I made sense. Let me know if you did it or if you need more help.
Regards and good luck,
James