Hello.
In the tool’s own documentation you have an option fadeThumbsIn which says the following:
Enabling this will fade in the UL after Pikachoose has Loaded. You
must Manually set the UL to display:None in your CSS for this to have
an Effect.
$("#id"). Pikachoose({fadeThumbsIn: true});
Documentation http://www.pikachoose.com/versions/
So I imagine you can do it like this:
window.onload = function() {
$('#corpo-conteudo-imoveis1').fadeIn(1500)
$("#pikame").PikaChoose({carousel:true, carouselVertical:true, fadeThumbsIn: true});
$("#pikame2").PikaChoose({carousel:true, carouselVertical:true, fadeThumbsIn: true});
};
Another option the tool offers is to use callbacks.
There is the callback buildFinished which says the following:
buildFinished: called as soon as Pikachoose is done building the
slideshow
And he says the way to use it is:
Function myFunction(self){ console.log(self); }
$("#id"). Pikachoose({buildFinished: myFunction});
So in this case, you can start with all your hidden elements.
$("#pikame").hide();
$("#pikame2").hide();
And make your function show them, as follows (for example).
function habilitaSlideShow(self) {
$(self).fadeIn();
}
window.onload = function() {
$('#corpo-conteudo-imoveis1').fadeIn(1500)
$("#pikame").PikaChoose({carousel:true, carouselVertical:true, buildFinished: habilitaSlideShow});
$("#pikame2").PikaChoose({carousel:true, carouselVertical:true, buildFinished: habilitaSlideShow});
};
More information in session API Hooks of the link http://www.pikachoose.com/versions/
your script is in the head tag of your html?
– Iago Correia Guimarães