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1. thumbnail bar
2. left and right navigation buttons
3. pause bar
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| #2 | Screenshot.png | 919.75 KB | alansaviolobo |
| #1 | drupal_jqfx_supersized_views_format_settings_options.png | 69.97 KB | pepperstreet |
Comments
Comment #1
pepperstreet commentedAs far as the installation and basic configuration went smooth...
Actually, every option of original script is found in -> YourView -> Block Details -> Format -> jQFX -> settings
You can hide/show miscellaneous elements. See screenshot as attachment.
Comment #2
alansaviolobo commentedeven after I turn everything off, I still get this.
I have attached a screenshot with the items marked.
Comment #3
pepperstreet commentedMaybe an internal "cache" issue? Not sure where and how the settings and script stuff is stored.
Comment #4
pepperstreet commentedBTW, do you really need the bells'N'whistles of SuperSized? And the views integration with image upload via content type?
If not: You might use a simpler fullscreen script. Add it to your site template or a specific page.tpl …
Some alternatives:
- Backstratch.js
- AnyStretch.js (fork)
- Wallpaper by Ben Plum
- etc.
Comment #5
alansaviolobo commentedI went through the template file of this module. it appears that some divs are always output and the css applies to it.
thus they cannot be turned off. let me work on a patch for that. hopefully it can be integrated into the mainstream.
Comment #6
thechanceg commentedHello all,
The dev branch has been updated today with a new template file.
You can use a 'stripped down' version of supersized by un-selecting the default "Shutter" theme within the views options. Or if you want to use shutter, there are more options for controlling which elements are shown now.
Best,
thechanceg