Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.In the first or second sentence of the project description, there should be a link to a demo. There should be an image too.
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Comment #1
OneTwoTait CreditAttribution: OneTwoTait commentedThere's a great image on http://www.symphonythemes.com/drupal-blog/5-best-drupal-slideshows
A picture is worth a thousand words.
Comment #2
ganagus CreditAttribution: ganagus commentedI also would like to contribute a demo site here: http://ganagus.com, and the documentation on how to make it here: http://ganagus.com/articles/views-slideshow-custom-controls-and-pager.
Feedback welcome! Thanks..
Comment #3
JamesOakleyThere is a link in the project information sidebar block to http://www.drupalmultimedia.org/slideshow - but that is not currently loading.
Comment #4
NickDickinsonWildeI'll remove that old link, thanks for reporting James.
Demo linked above is also dead. I'd like to put a few examples up - so if anyone knows an example that looks good (or until I have say half a dozen, any examples), let me know and I'll get some up.
Comment #5
JamesOakleyThe site I've used the module on is https://www.mandel.org.uk — but it may not be the best demo, as there's nothing fancy about what I've done. I've kept the default transition effect, and I decided it didn't suit the theme to have controls / widgets on there at all. The only tweak was delaying the first transition, so that a changing masthead doesn't distract a new visitor to the site the moment they arrive — start reading first, and then notice the slideshow taking place.
Comment #6
NickDickinsonWildewell two is better than nothing... put a twitter call out to see about getting more (and more interesting) but that's a start, thanks.