How much of it are you in doubt about? Is it how to create the XSLT that outputs the HTML structure on a template in Umbraco? Or is it the whole "package"? :)
Maybe this can help get you underway
1) Create an XSLT macro in which you specify where to fetch the images from. (This requires a property on the document type, where you can refer to a folder in the media library containing the folders for instance. Then you need to loop through the image nodes found, creating an unordered list.
2) Once the XSLT macro has been created you need to insert it into the template where it should be displayed in the "settings" section in Umbraco under the templates folder.
3) When you have inserted the macro on the template then you can see if the XSLT is rendering any output by browsing to a page where you have inserted the macro.
4) Then it's a matter of adding the JavaScript files and CSS files in the <head> section of your master template and make follow the guide on the site for the nivo-slider.
The above steps is an example of the steps you need to take - please be aware that you could also place the macro on any page in the content section if the page has a rich text editor field and you have made it available to the "insert macro" dialog by checking it on the created macro (In the macro folder in the developer section).
Does this guide help you or do you need some code samples and further instruction to get started? :-)
Insert Nuvo jquery Slider into Umbraco 4
Hi,
Has anybody used Nuvo jquery Slider into Umbraco 4 with master page? Is it possible to use Nuvo at all?
Thank you.
Hi Berdia
This seems to be a double pos - I posted an answer here: http://our.umbraco.org/forum/developers/xslt/17322-Using-Nivo-jquery-Slider-in-Umbraco
/Jan
Thank you Jan!
All working!!
could you provide a newbie step by step for this please?
Hi Neil
How much of it are you in doubt about? Is it how to create the XSLT that outputs the HTML structure on a template in Umbraco? Or is it the whole "package"? :)
Maybe this can help get you underway
1) Create an XSLT macro in which you specify where to fetch the images from. (This requires a property on the document type, where you can refer to a folder in the media library containing the folders for instance. Then you need to loop through the image nodes found, creating an unordered list.
2) Once the XSLT macro has been created you need to insert it into the template where it should be displayed in the "settings" section in Umbraco under the templates folder.
3) When you have inserted the macro on the template then you can see if the XSLT is rendering any output by browsing to a page where you have inserted the macro.
4) Then it's a matter of adding the JavaScript files and CSS files in the <head> section of your master template and make follow the guide on the site for the nivo-slider.
The above steps is an example of the steps you need to take - please be aware that you could also place the macro on any page in the content section if the page has a rich text editor field and you have made it available to the "insert macro" dialog by checking it on the created macro (In the macro folder in the developer section).
Does this guide help you or do you need some code samples and further instruction to get started? :-)
/Jan
Hi Neil
Did you get this to work?
/Jan
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