XML News Carousel

XML News Carousel With Modal Reader Window

Component Information

Submitted on: 21 Sep 10

Category: News Reader

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Author: iamdok

ActionScript Version: AS3

Type: Commercial

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Author's Description:

XML News Carousel With Modal Reader Window is a sexy looking news carousel for loading into your website template as a separate module, or simply using as a stand alone signature news page. This components is very easy to edit via the accompanying XML file. All associated articles open in a “Lightbox” or “Modal Reader”.

Features Include:

Carousel:

  • Add / Delete items though XML ;
  • Add highlight tags to any item, color and tag text is chosen in the xml file.
  • Rollover color of news items edited in the xml
  • Change all post Item data in XML file
  • Option to Include/omit images in news Items.
  • Clicking news items can either launch the “Modal Reader” or open an external link.
  • Articles content and images are loaded via XML
  • Left and right arrows navigate to older/newer posts.
  • Option to show a summary of the article upon item rollover.

Modal Reader:

  • Loads an image and text from xml.
  • The Modal Reader resizes to fit text up to a max size
  • Max size for Modal Reader set in the xml
  • Ability to scroll the text when the Modal Reader reaches maximum size.
  • Option to omit image
  • Text supports hyperlinks and other html mark up.

General

  • Background Image option in XML , with ramdom image selection on first load.
  • Photoshop template files included to help prepare images required by this component.
  • ADDED _TO_STAGE event included in the file for ease of inserting in to another flash file.
  • This file has only 1 frame and all actions are on this first frame on the timeline.
  • Written in extensively commented ActionScript 3.

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