You may want to get rid of the FLASH stuff and do it with J Query script.. You may want to consider buying EASY ROTATOR. It is easy to use and it creates JQuery slide show as alternate to FLASH..
catlady said:
You may want to get rid of the FLASH stuff and do it with J Query script.. You may want to consider buying EASY ROTATOR. It is easy to use and it creates JQuery slide show as alternate to FLASH.
Just installed Easy Rotator and it works great and the images change and work on my iPhone exactly as they do on the desktop. I see it even supports touch navigation (swiping with the finger on a tablet or phone). Excellent. Thanks.
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Glad it works for you
I see you have twentyeleven for your wordpress blog. Easy isn't it?
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catlady said:
Glad it works for you
I see you have twentyeleven for your wordpress blog. Easy isn't it?
It was easy enough. Took a little more than the "famous five minute install" they talked about because they didn't come right out and tell me up front that all the files get installed at the website, not on my local computer, so I spent time looking for "setup.exe" and such, but once I figured that out yes, it was easy!
I looked at lots of their templates but ended up liking the clean look of the default twentyeleven more than the others. I guess that's why they picked it as the default!
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Kudos to you and your sister, you are a family economic development package. That downtown really needs your help. I hope things start to boom because of you two.
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Joey Bloggs wrote:
Your room comparison speaks volumes, you have found a wonderful creative avenue for your new venture, well done Arkie!
catlady wrote:
That downtown really needs your help. I hope things start to boom because of you two.
Thanks folks! I have to be careful with the blog as I tend to get verbose and have to work to keep it short and to the point.
Interesting that you mention a boom downtown catlady. Our nearest big town, Jonesboro with population about 70,000, has seen a huge downtown revitalization, not with government money but with $50 million in private investment in the last 10 years, and it's all credited to one man who went to main street, which was nothing but boarded up buildings a dozen years ago, and opened a top-notch restaurant with the first alcohol permit in town (outside their Holiday Inn out on the bypass).
His success at pulling people back downtown, and the atmosphere of dining in a restored old store building, sparked a boom that's still going on today, with the opening of expensive loft apartments, stores, clubs and more restaurants.
I don't expect that to happen here, of course. We're 1/10th their size, but I think we're going to make it better. A lot better, over time. My main challenge is dragging the city council along for the ride, because they're mainly just interested in keeping things going like they always have been, looking only at the present and not the future. We'll see.
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