Yes, you would need to add code to your document.ready block BELOW the init code for jCarousel. That code would need to be something like this:

$(’#myCarousel’).show();

I have found with my very limited javascript that the static carousel examples are simple to modify by modding the css files. But one bug Jan Sorgalla does make references to when someone named Erin brings it up is that static carousels show the images in a stacked bulleted vertical list until everything is ready and then they snap to the container.

http://xsotek.com/demo8/examples/example.html

I have tried doing what Jan says

“Just add
#mycarousel {
display: none;
}
like its in the dynamic examples.”

but have succeeded in only display no images in the carousel. There has got to be some kind of show function that goes with this, correct?

http://xsotek.com/demo8/examples/example2.html

thanks in advance for any insight you can provide

Susan

I have found with my very limited javascript that the static carousel examples are simple to modify by modding the css files. But one bug Jan Sorgalla does make references to when someone named Erin brings it up is that static carousels show the images in a stacked bulleted vertical list until everything is ready and then they snap to the container.

http://xsotek.com/demo8/examples/example.html

I have tried doing what Jan says

“Just add
#mycarousel {
display: none;
}
like its in the dynamic examples.”

but have succeeded in only display no images in the carousel. There has got to be some kind of show function that goes with this, correct?

http://xsotek.com/demo8/examples/example2.html

thanks in advance for any insight you can provide

Susan