Possible to tilt feature slider ( images insider slider)?

[windwhippedfarm 0]

Hi all, This might not be possible/difficult to do, but I was wondering if there is a way to tilt the feature slider. I'd like to slightly tilt down and to the left the feature slider/images it contains. Thks, Virginie

[ricardo 0]

Hi Virginie! In a simplistic way, the slider is made from 3 elements: the container, the images and the javascript scripts and library in charge of cycling the images. Although you can probably tilt the container using one of or a mix of CSS3, HTML5 and Javascript, there's no warranty that it would keep working (i.e., cycling the images) and that it would be supported by a large number of browser/platform combinations. I'm not sure what you're after but a combination of a borderless container + images of the tilted subject combined with a clever mix of cycle type and image background, might create a believable illusion. Ricardo

[windwhippedfarm 0]

Hi Ricardo, Thanks for getting back to me. Seems like it would be a bit complicated for someone with limited design skills. Basically I would like to give the illusion of a "sign" (a frame holding the feature slider and the rotating images) tilted/being blown over by wind. This is an example of what I mean by frame & images, except that it is not tipped to the side. http://www.ethicetchic.com/

[ricardo 0]

Humm... It could work if you place the frame image inside each slide. Problem #1 is choosing the effect to make it look that only the content of the frame is changing and problem #2 you are going to need a lot of space for that as you cannot put the frame outside the container. Ricardo

[kastelic 6]

Will work with CSS3 compatible browsers: Put this code in your custom CSS area: #feature { -moz-transform: rotate(2deg); -webkit-transform: rotate(2deg); } You may need to add top and bottom margins to make room for the rotation. You can change the 2deg to any number in a 360 degree range including negative numbers.

[timlinson 3]

very cool, didn't know about this

[windwhippedfarm 0]

Thank you, that worked!