[ad_1] Well, there are at least two ways to achieve this result. You can pick one of them depending on browsers compatibility. 1) You can choose a pure-css solution using a background image for your div and setting: background-size: cover; You cannot use this approach if IE8 is one of your target browsers. 2) You … Read more
[ad_1] I found a few mistakes in your code. You need to use document.body.appendChild(bannerBox); instead of document.appendChild(bannerBox); I ran your code after making this correction http://jsbin.com/zavoyuyife/1/edit and the bannerBox element got added to the body. You can see it in Firebug (firefox) or Chrome inspector. To make it visually appear you need to give proper … Read more
[ad_1] Php is a programming language not a database. You do not need a database for a slideshow, however you would use php to upload the images as well as list all the images in a directory. Once you accomplish that, you can pass the images to your slideshow. You can probably easily implement this … Read more
[ad_1] I doubt you’re going to get a good answer give the vagueness of your question, but I’ll give you a start. For one, you could use one of several good sliders that exist. For a start, I’ll recommend three that I really like: Slidr, Slick, and Flickity. The second option is that you could … Read more
[ad_1] The content of the slide show shouldn’t matter. If it is a slide show you should be able to add pictures and images to it. The only difference is that you would have different attributes for different media types. Try suing the slide show you have found, and add video to it as if … Read more
[ad_1] change for (int i = 0; i <= resultArray.size(); i++) { into: for (int i = 0; i < resultArray.size(); i++) { you can use for(String s: resultArray){…} as well, if you don’t care about the index so much… 1 [ad_2] solved ArrayIndexOutOfBounds in android [duplicate]
[ad_1] You can use nivo slider . You just have to mention description of an image in alt attribute and title of an image in title attribute. And just attach the plugin to your wrapper element: $(window).load(function() { $(‘#main’).nivoSlider(); }); Edit1: A simple way to create such plugin jQuery.fn.imgSlider = function( options ) { // … Read more