By shrill on

Hello all.

I currently have an image at the top of my template (a banner) that I have inserted simply by defining the div and then using CSS to put it in as a background image. However, I now want to rotate an image there. I only want to rotate it upon refresh and all images would be the same size. Ideally, I could throw them all in a folder with very little work :)

I tried the rotate.php script from alistapart.com, but the instructions I found here were for changing the entire header and I just want to change the div where my current banner is located.

Is there an easy way to accomplish this?

Thanks

Shrill

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Comments

notarealperson’s picture

notarealperson commented

Here's one method:

1) Create a Content Type for your rotating image

2) Make a CCK Imagefield for that content type

3) Create a List View in the Views module, make it so it only loads one node, and set the sort to random.

Hope that helps.

shrill’s picture

shrill commented

Now to get it to show up in between my divs on my template, would I add a region to the div, then put it in that region through the Blocks admin?

Thanks,

Shrill

kuldip zala’s picture

kuldip zala commented

HI,
You can use http://drupal.org/project/rotor module.
It will be easy for you.

Thanks,
kuldip zala

teyser’s picture

teyser commented

Hi,
Just look the mairnelli theme in drupal