Hey, I love the carousel and I was wondering how you can place two “rows” of images instead of just one. Also, whenever I click the next/previous buttons, the fade doesn’t work on Internet Explorer, but on Firefox it does…and the text “Loading” (as per your example) doesn’t show on either browser. Is there a way to show a loading icon (animation) instead of the word “Loading…”? Thanks!

About rows, it’s up to you add what you want in < li > elements
About text I have to check

I did try to add in the < li > elements. hmmm, I don’t know how to explain it. Here’s an example of what I’m trying to achieve: http://www.radley.co.uk/en-gb/CategoryList/?cid… This example shows four bags on top and four bags on the bottom and then when you click on the next/previous buttons, it’ll show the same format (four top, four bottom). I tried to place a < style = clear:both > which worked in Firebox, but not in Internet Explorer. Also, you’ll notice as per the example, when you click the next/previous buttons, there’s an animated “loading” image. This is what I’m looking for. Thanks for helping me out.

Hey, so I figured out how to create the “two” rows. Add a < div style=”clear: both;” > < /div > between the < li > elements. It works great in Firefox, but not in I.E. Can someone help me out here! Does someone have a solution? Thanks.

it’s just a CSS issue
could you send an url to see it ?

http://www.cosmoda.com/elle_preview/test-2.html

You have 2 < ul > that’s no good.
Keep only your first UL and add 2 < a > in each < li >

can you give me an example? I tried what you suggested, but I think I’m placing the < a > tags in the wrong area. thanks for helping me.