

you turn around the first card, take a look at it, then turn it back and put it at the bottom. You have to imagine this slideshow like a deck of cards. Pretty cool eh? This slide is proof the content can be anything.
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Here is the code (note: I removed the drop shadow.) If any one knows how to get it to work in ie 7 and 8 using jquery 2.1.0 that would be great. I have tested the source code with jquery 2.1.0 and it will not work in ie 7 and 8. To get it to work in ie 7 to 11 for the source code of the demo and copy the code then take out what you do not need and you are set. $('#nav' + index).toggleClass('navselected') There must be a better way, but this works for navigation. NextSlideTimer = setInterval(nextSlide, 9000) fade out current slide (first) and move last slide to top and fade in Var nextSlideTimer = setInterval(nextSlide, 9000)

fade out current slide (first), fade in next slide and move first slide to end Javascript: $("#slideshow > div:gt(0)").hide() The arrows are images positioned where ever you like, selectors are #nav-left and #nav-right. If anyone is looking for navigation arrows, here’s an example. HTML (I used 4 images, but posted just one here): Looks great, but I want the slideshow to stop on mouseover as well. I’ve added enlargement of the images on mouseover (see below).
