Can anyone help me? Looking for this template

[Ubbe]

it is such a simple template that it should not be any problem to replicate...

ohh and by the way, can anybody tell me how you get the fader to work in xhtml?? i can't seem to figure it out.

[jgrayson]

Originally Posted by Ubbe

ohh and by the way, can anybody tell me how you get the fader to work in xhtml?? i can't seem to figure it out.

according to that link
http://clagnut.com/sandbox/imagefades.php/

it says this:

Note that document.write does not work when XHTML is properly sent as application/xhtml+xml. You will either have to use HTML or serve your document as text/html.

[djaef]

I don't see they are identical. They both fade, sure, but that doesn't make them identical, does it? moodaholics doesn't say "loading" as it loads for example. I'd like to use a fader script like the one moodaholic uses, but it doesn't seem that easy to implement. That clagnut one wouldn't fit straight into a pixelpost template. Does anyone know of a relatively simple implementation of this idea that would work with pixelpost?

[GeoS+]

http://clagnut.com/sandbox/imagefades/ - it is very easy to implement to PP template. I use it on my own photoblog and it works (I hope) fine.

[jgrayson]

Originally Posted by djaef

I don't see they are identical. They both fade, sure, but that doesn't make them identical, does it? moodaholics doesn't say "loading" as it loads for example. I'd like to use a fader script like the one moodaholic uses, but it doesn't seem that easy to implement. That clagnut one wouldn't fit straight into a pixelpost template. Does anyone know of a relatively simple implementation of this idea that would work with pixelpost?

that "loading..." image you see is just a CSS background image. the loading graphic itself has nothing to do with the script. moodaholics just chose not to have a loading graphic.

i have the fade on my site (without any "loading" image) and it works fine

[BuzzLeclaiR]

Hello all,

I don't know if I have to create a new topic or if I can post my question here...

I'm interrested to know is "this special tooltip" is a PP addon or a JS Script ?
I often saw this things in different photoblog and want to add it in my next PP template.

Thank you very much.

Philippe
http://thebutterflysoup.free.fr/

[DikkieBurger]

Originally Posted by BuzzLeclaiR

I'm interrested to know is "this special tooltip" is a PP addon or a JS Script ?

It's a JS, you can use boxover.js or overlib just search in google.

[djaef]

Originally Posted by jgrayson

that "loading..." image you see is just a CSS background image. the loading graphic itself has nothing to do with the script. moodaholics just chose not to have a loading graphic.

i have the fade on my site (without any "loading" image) and it works fine

OK, thanks John. I just don't think it looks that simple. I can see from your site, you are pretty advanced with coding etc, but I struggle trying to figure this stuff out. I'm a front end design type I read the clagnut site, and it seemed difficult to me. I wouldn't even know where to start to implement that into my template.

I'll keep reading, maybe one day it'll make some sense...

[floffy]

Download http://moodaholic.com/templates/moodaholic/fader.js

Place it in your document root.

Add it after your body:
<script type="text/javascript" src="fader.js"></script>

Add this to your image-tag:

id="photo"

<img id="photo" blabla src="....">


Best regards
Kenny at Moodaholic

[kristarella]

How do you guys feel about the fade? Is it good or is it annoying? I usually get to a site and think "Oooh..." when it fades but it gets slightly annoying when flicking through archives. Does anyone else find that?