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content slider module...

HI.......

In my page i used content slider module...now i want buttons like next and previous image selecting process    (like http://www.dotnetnuke.com front page in Amazing customers Amazing stories header)......what i do?

asked 8/13/2012
babu k18
babu k

1 Answer

Hi Babu,

It would help to know the "content slider module" that you're using. However, they all work very similar. If you take a look at the source code from dotnetnuke's homepage, you'll see that the prev and next are simple links. So you would need to find out what that link needs to be according to your slider. Then just add the image paths through css to customize.

<a class="prev browse"> </a>
<div>This is your main slider</div>
<a class="next browse"> </a>

Again, the exact implementation depends on your content slider module.

Hope this helps.

- Patrick

answered 8/20/2012 Patrick Ryan 11
Patrick Ryan

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