Some new styles for FlexibleList
I had some fun a while back playing with FlexibleList and created some new styles, partly on user request. But I never got around to actually adding them to my site until today. They are quite simple but still useful so they are now available on the example page for you to download. They all involve displaying images with a description and works without any special tricks to add the image to FlexibleList.
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Tabifier for FlexibleList updated
The “Tabifier” example style for FlexibleList has been updated with a small CSS fix. It fixes an issue with images in items that have been “aligned” in RW which could be breaking out of the tabbed container.
This fix will be included in the next FlexibleList update. But until then you can
grab the updated style now.
Two new example styles for FlexibleList
I have uploaded two new example styles for FlexibleList today. Well, one was kind of old (Odd/Even) it’s just that I had forgotten to add it as a downloadable file.
The really new example is Two Columns which shows you how to basically create a two column table. But it’s not a real HTML table. All is done with CSS and you can adjust the width of the leftmost column in the CSS.
Go have a look and download them if you think they may come in handy somewhere.
Tabifier update
The “Tabifier” example style for FlexibleList has been updated with some IE related fixes to the CSS. The original style example had some redrawing problems with our “favorite” webbrowser…
If you have downloaded “Tabifier” before go grab the update now.
Tabifier – a style example for FlexibleList
I have started to put some example styles for FlexibleList on my website to show you what you can do with this plugin besides using the default style. The examples are/will be available on the FlexibleList example page.
First out is “Tabifier”…use of a javascript that creates a “tabbed” interface, ready to have it’s looks modified by you.
It’s very easy to use, you import the .flstyle file into your FlexibleList page and add the javascript to that page in the page inspector. The javascript creates the “tabbed” look and you manage the content/name of the tabs with the items in your FlexibleList.