Judy, I've just now managed to have a quick look at how the top images in the ABC News (au) item were manipulated. The principle is the same as the CSS Slide Show cross fading pages I did sometime ago. The bottom and top image are loaded into a div where the CSS "overflow" property has a value of "none", i.e. overflow:none. The top image is draggable [left/right] with the motion controlled slightly using the CSS "animation" property, and the overflow is not visible. The ABC coding is not as simple as my description, but when I get some time I'll attempt to create a simple (less complex) method of doing the same thing. Meanwhile, keep working on your site. ;-) Barry On 12/06/2016 14:05, JFlorian wrote: > See AU photos on: > http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-10/sydney-storm-before-after-northern-beaches/7500844 [1] > Barry, I'm still struggling with my website redo because there's so much to be redone... sigh. > Judy Links: ------ [1] http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-10/sydney-storm-before-after-northern-beaches/7500844

Barry, Re: the slideshow, I was just curious. I'm no where near ready to attempt something like that. I've been poking at my site again, wondering if I bit off more than I should have. I have many big problems-- First, the former webmaster used many separate backgrounds in different sections, and I continued it. Now, I'm lost about how to strip everything out to even be ready to convert the pages to CSS. Second, I relied on presentation tables, data tables, and there are tons of pictures, and pics with side by side text. It's overwhelming to figure out how to convert all of it. Plus-- I'm tempted to remove CSS for data-tables, because I like the look borderless and silver-thinnest border tables. I tend to like to put links on tables too and can't find another method I like for links (not using lists). So I haven't moved forward to do anything about presentation or data tables. Frown. Third, I found lots of the former site has MS coding (horror!). Stripping it out is tedious but needs finished-- if I don't pull out every strand of my thick long hair while doing it all! Fourth, I've forgotten the page tags to use for CSS... like for CSS controlled img, and side by side image with text. (Some pages have 4 images with text-- no image is the same size.) It's been a year since I did the last website, and about all I remember is p class="center". Sigh... memory! **Could someone remind me of the common tags I need to change for CSS? And fifth, I still struggle about how to get the CSS tweaked so the outermost border is like this wide |......| and NOT this wide ||.........with lots of blank space.......|| . I don't like the 'wide-ness' I get. Even without the CSS linked to pages yet, I have HTML pages with different border widths for the triple border page. e.g. it is a mess! Soooo... I'm still doing all the "baby webmaster" stuff. Moving repeated links to _includes. Stripping old code out. Hunting down defunct sites to find their new URLs. Kicking myself... and looking at a very messy torn apart local site. With luck, prayer, and good wishes, I might be done with the website conversion to CSS in... oh... maybe 2020...2025? LOL (Not giving up, but... triple "ugh"...) J