This FAQ answers the following questions:
Using CSS, you can style the DIV element that holds the slide show. Specify the style "text-align: center;" to center the slide show elements in the containing layer.
Using CSS, you can specify font styles, etc. for the DIV element that holds the slide show.
But when applying the 'Init' behavior you can also enter HTML code for
the slide descriptions,
eg. "<p>This is the slide
description</p>".
Thus
you
can
also assign eg. a CSS class to the description itself as well, eg.
"<p class='slideDesc'>This is the slide
description</p>".
There are several ways to handle this:
** number 1 (the simple way) **
The Linked Slide Show extension needs you to apply 1 or 2 behaviors to the page:
However, instead of applying the 'Init' behavior to the onLoad event of the BODY tag, you can apply it e.g. to the onLoad event for some IMG tag on your page, eg. a shim (and thus not to the BODY tag).
** number 2 (this is the more generic solution) **
What I often do in this type of situation is add a standard function call to the BODY tag in the template and put extra behavior calls in that standard function on pages that need extra functionality.
In the head section of the template page I put an editable region which looks something like:
<!-- #BeginEditable "extraScripts" -->
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">
<!--
function onLoadExtras() {
return;
}
//-->
</script>
< !-- #EndEditable -->
And I make the BODY tag in the template look something like this:
<body onload="onLoadExtras();">
And then I add stuff to the onLoadExtras() function in the head where necessary. In this case that would be the 'Linked Slide Show - Init' behavior function call.
No, the extension itself preloads the images. If the next slide is not fully preloaded yet, then the current slide will just remain longer in view until the next one is loaded.
To be able to use the Linked Slide Show menu options, you already need to have an HTML element with a unique ID on your page. If such an element is not present on your page, then the menu options will be dimmed.