You can integrate it in any website for free without even using Flash. The overall width and height can be customized up to 1680 x 1050 pixels. Choose from more than 100 transitions. Supports JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG, SWF. Auto timing (as an option, each image will last according to the length of the text; if not, you will be able to specify the duration for each image, in seconds). Option to have random images and\/or random transitions. Ken Burns and Zoom image effects. If the images are displayed in a random manner, the Banner uses a fair advertising policy (meaning you won't see an image twice until all other images are displayed). Any sizes can be used for the images - they will automatically be adjusted according to the imageFitting option. Every image can optionally have different particularities, different from the overall settings of the Banner, like image and text effects, transitions, text options. HTML\/CSS formatted text.<\/p>\n\n\n
Make sure your Wordpress version is greater than 2.8 and your hosting provider is using PHP5.<\/p>\n\n
[banner-rotator-fx][\/banner-rotator-fx]<\/code> where you want the Flash to show up in your post\/page<\/li>\n- If you want to make the Banner Rotator FX part of your theme, edit the template files and add
<?php bannerrotatorfx_echo_embed_code(); ?><\/code> where you want it to show up<\/li>\n- Go to FlashXML.net<\/a> and customize your Banner Rotator FX<\/a> using the Live Demo. Generate the
settings.xml<\/code> text and use it to overwrite wp-content\/flashxml\/banner-rotator-fx\/settings.xml<\/code><\/li>\n- To use your own images, upload them to
wp-content\/flashxml\/banner-rotator-fx\/images\/<\/code> and update the wp-content\/flashxml\/banner-rotator-fx\/images.xml<\/code> file accordingly<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\nAdditional settings file<\/h4>\n\n
To embed the Banner Rotator FX more than once, you will need another settings file and (probably) another set of images. Let's assume your new file is called settings2.xml<\/code>. Add [banner-rotator-fx settings=\"settings2.xml\"][\/banner-rotator-fx]<\/code> where you want the Flash to show up in your post\/page. If you made the Flash part of your theme, add the file name as the first argument<\/strong> of the bannerrotatorfx_echo_embed_code()<\/code> function call (for example <?php bannerrotatorfx_echo_embed_code(\"settings2.xml\"); ?><\/code>).<\/p>\n\nNo Flash support text<\/h4>\n\n
To support visitors without Adobe Flash Player, you can provide alternative content by adding the text between [banner-rotator-fx]<\/code> and [\/banner-rotator-fx]<\/code>. If you made the Flash part of your theme, add the text as the second argument<\/strong> of the bannerrotatorfx_echo_embed_code()<\/code> function call (for example <?php bannerrotatorfx_echo_embed_code(\"\",\"Alternative content\"); ?><\/code>).<\/p>\n\nIf you have PHP4<\/h4>\n\n
To make it work with PHP4, add [banner-rotator-fx width=\"600\" height=\"300\"][\/banner-rotator-fx]<\/code> where you want the Flash to show up in your post\/page. If you made the Flash part of your theme, add the width and height as the third and fourth argument<\/strong> of the bannerrotatorfx_echo_embed_code()<\/code> function call. Don't forget to provide your own width and height values, since 600 and 300 are just examples.<\/p>\n\nGetting rid of the FlashXML.net label<\/h4>\n\n