The age old problem. We have masses of content to be integrated onto a page, but how do we do so and retain some semblance of design. The obvious solution, of course, is some sort of tabbed content, or an accordion. Tabs and accordions, however, are not always ideal and seldom look really attractive, on top of which – some visitors don't realise that there is more content hidden behind the tabs, so what about a slider?

JW's Weaver's Space has gained a new stack – Horizon a stack that scrolls content into view when required.
We've seen sliders before, but Horizon is different, it can scroll content horizontally either when your visitor slides the scrollbar (or drags on mobile devices), or automatically. Automatically means that your content can scroll constantly (and pause on hover), or – especially subtle – scroll as the page is scrolled.
If Horizon is set to scroll manually, a badge can be displayed "Scroll Me" (or a text of your choice) so that even the least experienced visitor gets a hint that there's more content available.
Horizon will accept any stack [combination] that you care to throw at it, but it is also TotalCMS-ready, i.e. it has options to add a Blog List, a Gallery, or a Post Gallery.


Stack settings
Horizon Container
Start Position – %
Enable Scroll Hint
Hint Text
Collapse in Edit Mode

Horizon Scrollbar
Scrollbar – Default, Hide, Styled
Show on Hover
Scrollbar Height – Height, Gap (px)
Scrollbar Colours

Horizon Cards
Height – Auto, px, %
Width – Auto, px, %
Width – %
Min/Max – px
Margin
Padding

Animation – None, On Page Scroll, Loop, Loop on Hover

Horizon is a great way to display masses of information and even the most inexperienced visitor can hardly miss that there's more content to view.