How to Set the Glider Properties (settings, sizes, motion, etc.)

Right click on the Glider application Dialog box will appear, roll mouse over Glider. Another dialog box will appear, select Properties   Glider Properties dialog box will appear Glider Width (pixels): Enter the number of pixels you wish for a width.   Most Gliders are between 800 to 1100 pixels wide. Glider Height (pixels) Enter the number of pixels you wish for a height.  Most Gliders are between 200 to 300 pixels high. Delay (seconds): This determines how many seconds the image will 'hold' after scrolling.  Select 0, 4, 8 or 12 seconds.   Transition Speed: This determines how fast the image will transition. Select:  Very very slow, very slow, slow, medium or fast.  Recommend Very Slow or Slow. Easing: This determines how the image will slide or appear into the screen.  Recommend trying a few of these to see how they look.   (see Easing Definitions below.) Direction: Determines from what direction the slide will come in from:  Left to Right or Right to Left. Repeat: This determines if the images in the Glider will run through:  Forever, 1 time, 2 times, or 3 times. Show Navigation: This will place a left and right arrow on top of your Glider images.  Giving the website visitor the opportunity to move through the images faster. Show Progress: This will display dots at the bottom of the Glider.  Each dot represents a panel.  When a dot is 'lighted' this represents the slide it's displaying. Select OK. Repeat as many times as needed.   Visit the following to learn more about using the Glider application: How to add the Glider Application to your web site page How to set the properties (settings, sizing, timing, etc.) How to upload images to a panel How to add new panels How to move panel order How to delete a panel How to remove the Glider Application from your website page

Easing Definitions

Easing functions specify the speed at which an animation progresses at different points within the animation.There are two easings: linear, which progresses at a constant pace throughout the animation, and swing, which progresses slightly slower at the beginning and end of the animation than it does in the middle of the animation. Plus there are several additional easing functions, ranging from variations on the swing behavior to customized effects such as bouncing.

See below for a graph of all animations available.

Swing
Linear
Ease In Quad
Ease Out Quad
Ease In Out Quad
Ease in Cubic
Ease In Cubic
Ease In Out Cubic
Ease in Quart
Ease Out Quart
Ease In Out Quart
Ease In Quint
Ease Out Quint
Ease In Out Quint
Ease In Expo
Ease Out Expo
Ease In Out Expo
Ease In Sine
Ease Out Sine
Ease In Out Sine
Ease In Circ
Ease Out Circ
Ease In Out Circ
Ease In Elastic
Ease Out Elastic
Ease In Out Elastic
Ease In Back
Ease Out Back
Ease In Out Back
Ease in Bounce
Ease Out Bounce
Ease In Out Bounce