JS Banner Rotate releases version 1.1
Just a few moments ago, we released the latest and greatest version of the JS Banner Rotate plug-in for WordPress. This version cleans up several existing features, using more appropriate ways to set up and declare its Javascript dependencies. It also introduces some new functionality:
- You can now toggle the numbered display
- You can change the color of the numbered display
- You can adjust the display and fade times for the image rotation
- You can create a rotating banner anywhere in the website now, not just within a post – see the documentation for details
With over 1,400 downloads to date, we expect to continue developing and supporting JS Banner Rotate for quite a while. Plans are already in the works for version 2.0, and we’re already accepting feature requests.
Eric,
Thanks for releasing this plugin. With a few modifications, it’s just what I needed. I changed the style slightly, set title visibility to default to false, removed the “link” function, and made it possible to have a link for each image. My code is not pretty, but it does work! I’d be glad to send you the code. As for version 2.0, it would be awesome to have an embed button above the editor to select images, links, and options & automatically create the short code.
Thanks again!
Jack
churchwebwerx.com
Hi Eric,
This is a great plugin but i can’t figure out why it is not working in Internet Explorer 8 on multiple machines i have tried. Do you have any ideas?
Thanks,
Adam
Adam,
We were just made aware of this issue and are working on a fix. We’ll post an update here as soon as we have an answer.
We just released version 1.1.1 today (it should show up in the WordPress repository shortly). There were a couple of problems with the CSS scripts:
1) IE does not use the “opacity” tag, so we had to add an alpha filter to handle fading
2) IE does not support the “max-width” tag, so we had to add a custom filter for that as well
As far as we can tell, the system is now fully IE-compatible.