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  • Plugin Author paulstuttard

    (@paulstuttard)

    Hi,

    It is possible to do this, however I can not provide the CSS/Javascript to do this you will have to find this yourself. So a basic skeleton template to do what you want might be something like:

    <div class="al_found%FOUND%" class="slider_item">
    <div class="slider_image">
     %LINK_OPEN%<img alt="%TITLE%" title="%TITLE%" src="%THUMB%" >%LINK_CLOSE%
    </div>
    <div class="slider_text">
    <b>%ARTIST%</b></br>
    %TITLE%</br>
    %LINK_OPEN%<img src="%BUY_BUTTON%">%LINK_CLOSE%
    </div>
    </div>

    Then use CSS to style the classes: slider_item, slider_image and slider_text to suite your sites theme.

    Paul

    Thread Starter Easter Egg

    (@easter-egg)

    Thanks a lot Paul for the help. I had one more doubt regarding the link localisation in the templates.
    In the FAQ section, it is mentioned that:
    “This is possible by adding a country modifier to the end of the Template keyword, one of (UK#, CA#, CN#, DE#, ES#, FR#, IN#, IT#, JP#, US#). This can be applied to any of the template keywords.”

    I noticed that I have use the smaller case keywords (ie, uk#, ca#) for the templates. Does that mean I have to change all the locale keywords to Upper Case?

    Have a nice day Paul!

    Plugin Author paulstuttard

    (@paulstuttard)

    Hi,

    No the plugin is not case sensitive, so either upper or lower case should work.

    Paul

    Thread Starter Easter Egg

    (@easter-egg)

    Thank you Paul!

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