The documentation appears to be incorrect. It cites a PHP file that does not exist.

There does not seem to be a delay setting in the page.tpl.php file.

The only reference to a delay that I could find was in jquery.cycle.all.js. But no matter how much I reduced the delay and then refreshed the main page of my site and cleared the cache, I still saw the same long delay between images in the slideshow.

How can I speed up the transitions between images?

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gsontag’s picture

gsontag CreditAttribution: gsontag commented

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$('.slideshow').cycle({
fx: 'fade' , timeout: xxxx, delay: xxxx});

First line in the jquery.cycle.all.js script. timeout is the time between and delay is the extra delay on the first slide.

GNA27’s picture

GNA27 CreditAttribution: GNA27 commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)
joehoy’s picture

joehoy CreditAttribution: joehoy commented

sorry if I'm a n00b, but I can't find

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$('.slideshow').cycle({
fx: 'fade' , timeout: xxxx, delay: xxxx});

in jquery.cycle.all.min.js

tmoberg’s picture

tmoberg CreditAttribution: tmoberg commented

I just wanted to say I got to this page searching on the timing for Danland in version 6 of Drupal. I found the timing variables in the jquery.cycle.all.js (found in the scripts folder of the Danland theme folder). A bunch of variables can be set in the line that starts "$.fn.cycle.defaults = {".

It is about 2/3 of the way through the file.