More slideshow on one line, some suggestions and translation

Hi Edhel,

Thank you very much for your translation! It looks great and is completely translated. Would you like me to link to a website of yours from the description page? If so, what would you like the link to look like and where do you want the link to go to?

You can put two slideshows next to eachother as you would put your website’s sidebar next to the website’s content, using CSS ‘float’. First of all you’ll need to create a custom stylesheet, which you can learn how to do in the FAQ section.

When customizing the stylesheet, add the following lines:

.slideshow_container {
    float: left;
}

After you assign the newly customized stylesheet to both slideshows, set both slideshows to have a maximum width that allows them to be next to each other on the same page. For instance, if the page is 1000 pixels wide, make both slideshows 500 pixels wide.

In this case the slideshows will both float on the left side, but next to each other. You could also create a second custom style that allows the second slideshow to ‘float: right;‘. However, using the ‘float: left;‘ value you’re able to align more than two next to eachother.

If your website is responsiveness, aligning two slideshows next to eachother will be an issue.

Showing the slideshow’s title is more the job of the page than it is of the slideshow, as the slideshow may use completely different styling from what the designer meant to do.

I’ll look into making opening images easier as the lightbox feature comes. It’s inconvenient indeed to have to look the image URL up for every image.

As for the release date of version 2.3, I’m unsure when I’ll be able to release it. At the moment it looks like it will be some time next month. I’d like to get version 2.2 stable first, as it’s been a big release.

Thanks for your suggestions and translation!

Best regards,
Stefan

You are welcome:) Unfortunately, I don’t have any page that would fit there, so You can put there just my name if You want.
For some reason, the floating doesn’t work for me. I have the proper width there but all slideshows are still listed below each other in the left part of padě (only thing that hops to the right is the “Edit” button for WordPress page). I have tried the “lef” and “right” floating too but with no result. It seems to me like if there was another div around the slideshow-container, is it possible? (My web page has fixed width so there shouldn’t be problems with responsiveness.) Unfortunately, I am worknig on localhost and the web page isn’t online yet, so I can’t sent You a link.
I think I would be able to style the title of the slideshow but I don’t know how to make it appear.
Next month seems to me pretty near:) I will be happy to translate verision 2.3. too if You wish:)
Edhel

I’m sorry, there’s another element around the slideshow indeed. The floating problem will be solved in version 2.2.2.

The title of the slideshow would be something the page edtitor would have to put above the slideshows.

It would be great if you could look out for any changes in the translation sheets indeed!

Thank You, I will wait for 2.2.2, version then:)
I hoped that I could use the title added during creating the slideshow, so the title and the slideshow would stick together forever, but something like that can be done in the page editor too. Thank You for answers.
I will keep looking for changes to translate:)

Hi Stefan,
floating works perfectly now, thank You for update:)
However, when I updated the plugin, the Czech translation disappeared, it seems it isn’t included in the update. (It isn’t important for me since I have backup here but for other Czech folk who would like to enjoy your great plugin:))

Hi Edhel,

Thanks for mentioning that! I had put them into the folder, but forgot to register them for uploading.

The files have now been added. All downloads will from now on contain the Czech translation.

I’m glad to hear floating works.

Thanks again!

Best regards,
Stefan