Hi Kevin,
thanks for the great LiquidSlider! Actually I rebuild a page we made with jQuery.ScrollTo by Ariel Flesler into LiquidSlider - I guess LS is smoother, produces less problems...
The old demo looks like this
http://interactiondesign.hfk-bremen.de/projects/
The "tabs" are generated with jQuery and appended()/prepended() dynamically.
I think I could manage this behaviour with LiquidSlider if I could access .ls-nav (or another tag around) in a jQuery way like
$('.ls-nav').css('marginLeft','[amount of pixels I got in JS]');
I don't understand why I can not access this class or is there something not registered in a way?
Best
markus
Hi Kevin, thanks for the great LiquidSlider! Actually I rebuild a page we made with jQuery.ScrollTo by Ariel Flesler into LiquidSlider - I guess LS is smoother, produces less problems...
The old demo looks like this http://interactiondesign.hfk-bremen.de/projects/ The "tabs" are generated with jQuery and appended()/prepended() dynamically. I think I could manage this behaviour with LiquidSlider if I could access .ls-nav (or another tag around) in a jQuery way like
$('.ls-nav').css('marginLeft','[amount of pixels I got in JS]');
I don't understand why I can not access this class or is there something not registered in a way? Best markus