Reveal jQuery Accordion Slider

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  abdulkadir karaman

  Nov 21, 2011 at 5:31 pm

  Çok güzel

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  Leo Dominguez

  Nov 22, 2011 at 8:32 am

  Hey,

  Thanks a lot for this. But is there any way i can integrate it in an iWeb website?
  Because when i put the html code in a html snippet of course it doesn’t take the css file so i only have the text.
  Or can you tell me how should I do? Do i have to my ftp server? If yes, what do i have to do when i’m there ?
  Lot of questions, i know… Hope you can give me some answers.
  Léo

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  Tony Thomas

  Nov 22, 2011 at 8:52 am

  Hi Leo

  I can’t say with much certainty if it will work or not as I’m not too familiar with iWeb, or it’s limitations. But if the main problem is getting the CSS from an external file then you can try copying and pasting all of the css into the html between some <style> and </style> tags.

  Let me know if that’s any help

  Thanks
  Tony

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  dizeyner

  Dec 8, 2011 at 9:46 pm

  I like this a lot. Im not familiar with jquery. but then again, I cant write javascript from scratch, but I can take a pre-existing script and tweak it for my own designs. So Im wondering, me not knowing jquery, I usually build my own portfolio site out of html and simple php for includes.

  I know your gonna think this is a stupid question, but Im a designer who knows some code, not a coder…so, bear with me…if I purchase this slider, would I be able to edit the CSS for my own styles? and how easily would it integrate if I put it into an include? for example all my navigation is contained in an include file or files. this lets me revamp my site whenever I want without having to rebuild from scratch. I just redo styles, tweak the layout and viola. not that easy, but you get the idea.

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  Tony Thomas

  Dec 9, 2011 at 3:55 am

  @dizeyner:

  I’m a designer not a coder too so the Javascript you’ll find in this resource is very straight forward, but it does what it needs to do!

  Also, this resource is almost pure CSS so you should be able to edit every aspect of it, the only images used are the small arrow icons on the vertical slider

  Thanks
  -Tony

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  eguillo

  Dec 29, 2011 at 12:46 pm

  Great job Tony ! Just pure and simple.

  I really would like to DL this accordion but unfortunately I can’t checkout with paypal when I’m viewing my cart.
  Need some help to buy it.

  Thanks in advance
  Emmanuel

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  Chris Thorne

  Dec 30, 2011 at 6:48 pm

  Hi Tony,

  Nice work, as always.  I see that the demo isn’t working with IE8.  The menus remain expanded onload and are never ever to collapse.  Not sure what browsers & versions Medialoot targets, but I’d love to download this example if that were resolved.

  It works great in Firefox, and I like it!
  Thank you

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  Jeff Carl

  Jan 12, 2012 at 4:03 pm

  Hi Tony!

  Love this slider!  I was wondering if on the horizontal slider there was a way to make it automatically cycle through?  Right now I’m using it to display images and it seems like that is the next logical step.

  Thanks!