Chris Yoker
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Chris Yoker
asked on 07 Jul 2009, 08:36 AM
hiya,
I need to be able to give the text a "wave" effect, ie the1st character begins at a specific height, then 2nd character a bit higher, the 3rd, a bit higher still, then the 4th char moves down to the same height as that of the 2nd, the 5th char to that of the 1st, then the 6th char moves down to BELOW the hight of the 1st... etc.
Hope the above explanation makes sense.
Can it be done with the radRotator?
Many thanks,
yogi
I need to be able to give the text a "wave" effect, ie the1st character begins at a specific height, then 2nd character a bit higher, the 3rd, a bit higher still, then the 4th char moves down to the same height as that of the 2nd, the 5th char to that of the 1st, then the 6th char moves down to BELOW the hight of the 1st... etc.
Hope the above explanation makes sense.
Can it be done with the radRotator?
Many thanks,
yogi
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Hi Chris,
The main purpose of the RadRotator control is to rotate items. The item's content can be text or HTML data (contains several elements), but please note that the rotator control manipulates the whole item object (the itemtempalte), not only a part of it. You need to form the content of an RadRotator's item yourself, because the rotator control does not control the data representation inside the ItemTempale - it manipulates the whole item container.
This being said that your scenario can be covered with the RadRotator control, but you need to implement the desired effect your self and I believe that the jQuery library will be a good starting point for you.
I hope this help.
Best wishes,
Fiko
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The main purpose of the RadRotator control is to rotate items. The item's content can be text or HTML data (contains several elements), but please note that the rotator control manipulates the whole item object (the itemtempalte), not only a part of it. You need to form the content of an RadRotator's item yourself, because the rotator control does not control the data representation inside the ItemTempale - it manipulates the whole item container.
This being said that your scenario can be covered with the RadRotator control, but you need to implement the desired effect your self and I believe that the jQuery library will be a good starting point for you.
I hope this help.
Best wishes,
Fiko
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