embed slide show

After days and hours of searching.......

Actually, it was the District Governor that found this program.
Cincopa is easy, straight forward, and FTH compatible.

www.cincopa.com/

It is necessary to use the second "code" provided, but it is 95% what we were looking for.
This may be of help to others, especially the folks like me that are learning to program as they go.

[strike]Care to share which page you have implemented it on so that we can see a finished implementation?[/strike]

Ok, never mind... I just found it on the home page. Very nice!!! It fits in very well with the home page.

All the great stuff you have done with the system never ceases to amaze and impress me.

Oh, sure! I should have thought of that.

d16.toastmastersdistricts.org/

Top right of page.
I'm still trying to figure out how to put a border around the area where the slides show up, but it's not bad the way it is.

MDTM2257 wrote: I'm still trying to figure out how to put a border around the area where the slides show up, but it's not bad the way it is.

There is a frameborder attribute for iframes, but it is no longer supported for HTML5.

What I would suggest is just put the iframe inside a div. You can easily put a border on the div with border styling attributes. Just put the following in the style box for the div: border:1px solid black; (You can change this to your liking.)

So, select the iframe, then select the div icon from the toolbar and it should put the iframe inside a div (I have not tested).

Then if you click the button to show divs and blocks so you can pick the div, you should be able to put the border style attribute on it.

I couldn't get the div box to line up with the iframe box (it did on 3 sides, but not the 4th). Happen to notice a check box on the iframe properties to show the border, so I checked it and the slideshow has a border. Can I add something in the "style" box to change the weight and color of the border? I'm experimenting with it now.

Yes, I can.....