I love every little bit of Mootools madness on Samuel Birch's phatfusion site. This slideshow is dreamy and now you can download this Joomla! v 1.5 PhatFusion Slideshow plugin I assembled and use it as your site.

How to use

After installing you can configure the plugin for the effects desired.

{phatfusionslideshow images/img_1.jpg,images/timg_1.jpg; images/img_2.jpg,images/timg_2.jpg; images/img_3.jpg,images/timg_3.jpg; images/img_4.jpg,images/timg_4.jpg; images/img_5.jpg,images/timg_5.jpg; images/img_6.jpg,images/timg_6.jpg}

• To create a phafusion slideshow, use the syntax above within one of your Joomla! articles.
• You can only use one gallery per page.
• Each image string has two parts separated by the comma: "," -- the regular sized image and the thumbnail.
• You must specify the first two values; if you do not have a thumbnail to display, simply repeat the name of the regular sized image.
• Images must be specified from the baseURL, absent the first slash, and should not have quotes (Correct: images/amy.jpg -- Incorrect: "/images/amy.jpg")
• Image strings must be separated by the semicolon: ";"

Please let me know of any problems you might have. Have fun with Joomla!.

AmyStephen

Read original post at source site... http://OpenSourceCommunity.org/2008/02/12/mootools-phatfusion-%3A-slideshow-joomla%21-v-1.5.

Comments (2) >>

where I should collect my image
written by natty, July 17, 2008

where I should collect my image?

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written by Sam Quiring, August 02, 2008

I have two questions:

1. What would it take to use a Custom HTML Module intead of an article to house the slide show?

2. How does this work? I look at the stuff in curly braces above and I view source to look at the page HTML. What is the translation process?

-Thanks
Sam

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