I have recently used the Jquery plugin "Innerfade", to fade in and out any element included in the container.
Reference : http://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/
Its very easy and so simple. But, one issue that really bugged me is that, if i left my browser open for awhile, then all the images with in the container will start fading fast on top of the another image.
I found the bug fix for this. If you experiencing the same issue using innerfade plugin. You can modify the "jquery.innderfade.js" script line 93 and 96 as i did. It fixed the issue.
Reference : http://medienfreunde.com/lab/innerfade/
Its very easy and so simple. But, one issue that really bugged me is that, if i left my browser open for awhile, then all the images with in the container will start fading fast on top of the another image.
I found the bug fix for this. If you experiencing the same issue using innerfade plugin. You can modify the "jquery.innderfade.js" script line 93 and 96 as i did. It fixed the issue.
line 93...$(elements[last]).stop(true,true).slideUp(settings.speed);
line 96...$(elements[last]).stop(true,true).fadeOut(settings.speed);
Reference link : http://computeraxe.com/jquery-stop-action-improves-innerfade-plugin/
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