Jquery Scroller/Ticker?

[Susie]

I've been trying to locate a jquery script that will replicate this: http://tinyurl.com/yzangqb . Everything I'm finding has a pause and my client wants a continuous scroll.

 

Here's what I have right now: http://tinyurl.com/yhz2hz8 . I'm using the cycle plugin for this, but it won't work since cycle has the easing built in (I have no idea what I'm talking about. lol I googled and read that...) and it's not built for continuous scroll.

 

Ideas?

[newseed]

See if there is a 'delay' variable of some sort or something similar. More than likely you would need to adjust the setting to be 0 for continuous scroll.

 

I found this and this but I don't know much them.

[BeeDev]

I also found this which is a tutorial on how to create one for yourself. You can easily cut out the Pause function if you follow the tutorial I think If not post here and I can assist you with it. But yea as Newseed says, most of these jquery plugins have some sort of "pause: false" or "delay: 0" or some setting like that.

[Susie]

Thanks to both of you. I'll give them a shot!

[Susie]

This is killing me. I don't really understand how to do this. Right now, I'm using this script: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex2/cmarquee2.htm . It's okay except for 2 issues. One, it doesn't work in Opera. Two, there is a huge gap between the last and first images causing the screen to be "blank" for a few until the animation starts over again.

 

Just a reminder of what I'm working on: http://tinyurl.com/yhz2hz8 .

 

I looked at the links you gave me, Eddie, but I don't think they will work for me. One of them can't be made to scroll vertically (I read it in the comments straight from the author) and the other seems too jerky in its movements.

 

BeeDev, I've read through the link you gave several times and it's just not clicking. But I know from reading the comments that the large gap is present on that one, too. The author did say in the comments that it's possible to get rid of the gap, but I have no idea how to do it. He wrote:

Hi, I mentioned this briefly in the article about how personally, I felt it better to have a single animation running, but you could easily remove the gap between the images by individually animating each image, then as soon as an image leaves the frame, you could remove it, then add it directly after the last image, start the animation again, etc?

 

I would be grateful for any help. Do you think there's a way to edit the script I'm using now to get rid of the gap?

 

Thanks.