Kevin asked for a way to get a '2 of 20' sort of display. I figure I'll break it out into two selectors, one will get the current slide number and keep it up to date, the other will print out the total number of slides.

Move the next and previous button declarations to inside the options object literal. This would remove the need for redundant selectors.

Hi,

I have a rotating slider on a WordPress site using this, and it works in all browsers except IE7 and IE8.
All my slides are visible at once, below each other, and the scrolling links do not work.

I am using jQuery v1.10. All I can find are people with kind of similar problems but not the same as mine, it's not a conflicting plugin, as I have removed everything else (masonry.js and imagesloaded.js) and it still was giving issues.

Any ideas or help will be much appreciated!

Thanks.

While using random sequence 2 < LI > are displayed at the same time.

Right now when you click back or forward the slideshow stops. I'd like to implement a way for it to reset the timer instead of just canceling it. This would be optional.

Not sure if this is what was causing the problem or not (problem was sporadic malfunction - slides not fading out and other slides fading in over them to overlap in messy ways.) I did find a missing semicolon on line 231 and the carousel worked a lot better after I put it in. Thanks for all your great work!

lines 230-233 "jquery.innerfade.js" :

        default:
            $($fade_object.elements[toHide]).fadeOut(speed)
            $($fade_object.elements[toShow]).fadeIn(speed);
        break;

Add the functionality to stop the slideshow.

Indexes would be representations of the various slides in the container. Clicking them would take you to the that slide.

When an innerFade loop is running on an inactive browser tab, jQuery keeps on planning fades, but renders all fades planned when focus comes back to the tab. Even though I think that in essence this is a jQuery bug (or feature), i was forced to work with jQuery 1.6.2 so I patched jquery.innerFade instead.

The patch doesn't stop the timers, instead it just resets the timers with the same values every time it's called and the window is not active.

In case anyone needs it, the patch can be found here: http://intellibiz.org/jqif/jquery.innerFade-window.isActive.patch

When the slideshow resumes (pause/play button), there is an error on line 339:

var tag = $($fade_object.container).children(':first').attr('tagName').toLowerCase();

attr('tagName') is undefined here.

Solution: use prop('tagName') instead :-)

Feature to start animation with some time delay.

Thanks for fixing indexing! One last thing: When the page loads and the first slide is showing, the #1 index does not have the active class set. Can this be fixed? Thanks!

Hey, a bug I have found is that random and random start (in experimental) display all slides at once. The gradually clear out as it cycles through, but I have not been able to solve this. Any ideas?

It seems the indexContainer feature no longer works with the most recent version. If I replace the plugin file with an older version, it works fine; maybe something broke in the refactoring?

Also, the link variable on line 321 is missing a $.

Feature to start animation with some time delay.