Images sliding continuously with and jQuery?

I would not use tables, since there is at least one mayor drawback with this design.

I would not use tables, since there is at least one mayor drawback with this design. When you remove the green cell, all other cells will "jump" to the left one cell. In the example, the blue one would land where the green one was.

This would have to be compensated for by your animation engine. Instead, I would preferably use divs or such with absolute positioning. This way, moving a cell will not affect the other cells.

With jQuery I think you can animate the "left" css attribute, and make it move to just outside the window. Attach a callback to this animation and you're all set to just move it right to the back of the queue.

Yeah, you're right about table cell's jumping to fill in new space. I'll go with divs - any css help to position them like the image? – sa125 Nov 17 '09 at 13:15 Have a container div (the window) with position:relative applied to it, and then use position:absolute on every box and modify the left property with JS: $(..).

Css('left', '50px') (DON'T forget the "px"). By applying position:relative, the boxes will position relative to this even though they are "absolute". Good luck!

– Znarkus Nov 17 '09 at 14:45 @sa125: If this did solve your problem, please accept my answer :) – Znarkus Dec 7 '09 at 20:37.

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