20 Latest Actions
audio.js
This Action uses the audio.js library to place MP3 audio players on your site. It uses the HTML5 audio tag if available or falls back to using Flash if not.
(1 Feb, 2012)Form Element Styler
Apply this action to each form element and set the style options. Handy for element widths, heights, margin, padding and setting coloured borders or fills for text fields and text areas
(26 Jan, 2012)Sticker
This Action allows you to “stick” an element on the screen in an unusual way. If the element is “above the fold”, such that it appears within the browser when the page loads, it stays put there until you scroll the browser window far enough for it to move out of the browser window. Once it reaches that point, it is “stuck” in place 10px below the top of the window, and never appears to move beyond that point.
(2 Jan, 2012)HTML 5 Video
This Action uses the html5media library to allow the HTML 5 Video tag to be used in all browsers. Browsers that don’t support the tag will fallback to using Flowplayer (Flash Video). The entire process is automatic, just apply the Action to a QuickTime item, choose your settings and upload.
(29 Dec, 2011)iFrame
The iFrame Action allows you to create inline frames that display content from other pages or sites.
(22 Dec, 2011)ScriptyLightbox2
This is a complete re-write of the ScriptyLightbox Action. It does less than the original, but hopefully will be more useful for that limited set of functions.
(21 Dec, 2011)ScriptyLightbox
A lightbox effect that works with Scriptaculous, and can easily handle nearly any type of content you can throw at it.
(21 Dec, 2011)SmoothScroll
This Action gives all anchor links on your page an animated smooth scroll behavior, rather than “snapping” into view.
(20 Dec, 2011)ScriptyFader Text Link
The text equivalent of the ScriptFader Thumbnail. Use this to create direct navigation to one of the ScriptFader options with HTML text.
(20 Dec, 2011)ScriptyFader Thumbnail
This Action lets you create direct navigation and an indicator for your ScriptyFader group. Apply it to a graphic box, and the following things will happen:
(20 Dec, 2011)ScriptyFader Option
Designate an element on your page as one of the options in a ScriptyFader. This Action removes the element from the page, and saves it in a separate HTML file for lazy-loading later.
(20 Dec, 2011)ScriptyAccordion
Create an accordion effect in just a few clicks! Apply this Action to an HTML box on your page, choose the format you need, and you’re done. All scripting is completely unobtrusive, and persons who have disabled JavaScript (or the Google-bot indexing your page) will still see all of your content.
(20 Dec, 2011)Observer
This Action allows you to attach an unobtrusive observer function to any element on the page. Each element may observe up to four different events.
(20 Dec, 2011)Protaculous
This Action allows you to attach the Prototype and/or script.aculo.us JavaScript libraries to your Freeway page. It includes separate observers for the dom:loaded and window:load events, so you can attach code to your page unobtrusively.
(20 Dec, 2011)ScriptyFader
Create fading slideshows out of graphics or HTML elements. These elements are loaded when needed, so the page size remains as small as possible. Uses Prototype and Scriptaculous for compatibility with Freeway Pro’s built-in effects.
(20 Dec, 2011)Carousel Text Tab
This is a version of the Carousel Tab Action which uses HTML text as the control rather than an image. As with any other text Action, you insert the Action item inline within a run of text, and enter the link text within the Actions palette.
(20 Dec, 2011)Carousel Pane
Use this Action to mark individual panes within your Carousel group.
(20 Dec, 2011)Carousel Tab
This Action creates a direct navigation link to a specific pane within a Carousel
(20 Dec, 2011)Carousel Button
This Action creates a previous or next button to control a Carousel. Apply it to any image. (Hint: the numbers 4 and 5 set in WebDings are convenient for this.)
(20 Dec, 2011)Carousel
This Action allows you to create the effect popularized on the Coda Web site. Clicking on a control causes a portion of the page to “slide” either horizontally or vertically to reveal a new part of the layout.
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