There are 3 Skins: Classic, Chrome, & Brushed Metal. How to Customize: Q: How can I turn off AutoSlide? A: Open the "Script.js" file in Dreamweaver & delete lines 49 through 70. Q: How can I set the speed of the Trasnsition? A: Open the "Script.js" file in Dreamweaver & on line 66 change the number 7 to however many seconds you want it to take. Q: How can I add a link to a slide? A: Open the "Index.html" in Dreamweaver and locate lines 33-36. I've included the instructions in the help file once downloaded. Q: How can I add a BG image? A: Open the slideshow_style.css and change line 7 with this code: background: transparent url(mysite.com/image_url.jpg) no-repeat center top; Then upload your image and also the "no-repeat center top" tells the image to center at the top of the browser window not to repeat the image. You can also use repeat-x, repeat-y, left, right and bottom. Q: How can I publish this to my website? A: Use a free program (Like FileZilla) for uploading via FTP and simply drag the corresponding folder to your server. Then go to the url. e.g. mysite.com/Metal Q: Where are the Big 920x400 images located? A: The Images are inside the "images" folder and then inside the "sample_slides" folder. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Q: How can I add a link to a slide? A: Open the "Index.html" in Dreamweaver and locate lines 33-36. I've included the instructions in the help file once downloaded. It looks like this: <div class="slide"><img src="images/sample_slides/1.jpg" width="920" height="400" alt="side" /></div> <div class="slide"><img src="images/sample_slides/2.jpg" width="920" height="400" alt="side" /></div> <div class="slide"><img src="images/sample_slides/3.jpg" width="920" height="400" alt="side" /></div> <div class="slide"><a href="#" target="_blank"><img src="images/sample_slides/4.jpg" width="920" height="400" alt="side" /></a></div> Tips: New Window or Same Window: The 4th slide currently contains a link to itself using "_blank" The URL Link: The <a> Tag initiates a hyperlink to something else like another page, image etc. using this <a href="#" so replace the # sign with the URL. e.g. Instead of "#" use something like "http://www.envato.com" target="_self"><image src=... shared at www.nemesismedias.com
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