Web Studio Next Flickr Slideshow

This add-on will require you to be able to put your images on flickr,
or you can select an existing set and make some setting choices.

The thumbnails are generated automatically for you
Control over the effect speed & how many images you want to download
The one above is using larger images so I turned the Lightbox pop up window off
I also show you how to put more than one on a page

This slideshow uses images from a "set" hosted on flickr
You can turn a "lightbox" effect off or on so the images pop into a window like above
The images will be as large as you make your HTML object
They pause on mouse over and you can choose the image from the thumbnails

Turn the i for more information off or on

The images are hosted on flickr.
So they are dependent on internet download speed but also easy to update.

‘fade’ crossfade betweens images
‘flash’ fades into background color between images
‘pulse’ quickly removes the image into background color, then fades the next image
‘slide’ slides the images depending on image position
‘fadeslide’ fade between images and slide slightly at the same time

Choose your own transition effect

If this is your first Add-on refer to the instruction page.

$5.00

After the secure "Paypal" link you will be taken to the code page

These effects are not officially part of Web Studio
If you have questions use the web studio forum

Web Studio Next

This one uses the galleria slider with the flickr plug in using their API and I changed some coding to get it to work inside Web Studio.
Galleria is an open source project by Aino Aktiebolag so thanks to them for their hard work on this one.
The $5 here is more to cover the cost of this website then the time put into the tutorials.