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It's been two years since my latest instructable and so many things have changed! During this time I've been trying to make a living from my passion, which is certainly crafting, but that left me less free time to publish new projects here.
We are all quarantined in this period, and although it was really hard at first, I decided to try my best to keep my mind busy doing the things I love... that's why I'm back!
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Most of you probably don't know or remember me, but I want you to know that helped me get through hard times and find new paths in my life. Now we are all going through hard times so let's do the things we love doing
I love paper and I've been working with this material for years now, but this quarantine made me realize that I love creating mini paper sculptures other than just the silhouettes I make for my shadow boxes.
The base of my glass dome is deep so I needed to create a base that goes in it and makes the carousel stand out. If you are using a glass dome with a flat base you can skip this step.
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Cut a card stock circle as big as the inside circumference of your glass dome's base. Cut out a smaller circle from the middle for your LED light to pass through.
Now cut a card stock strip as long as your circle circumference (C = π*d) and as large as your glass dome base's depth.
Make a smaller circle (about a half inch smaller) of card stock with a hole in the middle, just like the previous one.
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Cut a thin strip of card stock as long as your circle's circumference. You can choose its width. I made it 0, 2''.
In order to make the central part of your carousel (the part that holds up the whole structure) you need to cut a card stock rectangle.
The short side is the height so make sure to keep the right proportions between the central part and the base. I made it 1, 2'' x 2, 3''. Keep my measures as reference.
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Now divide the rectangle into 12 equal sections and make a fold on each of them as you can see in the picture. Roll up the rectangle into a circle and fix it applying some glue on a couple of sections.
Make a fold on each sector and roll up the circle to form a cone as big as the base. Fix it applying some glue on a couple of sectors.
Cut a thin strip of card stock as long as the roof's circumference and draw a decoration on it as you can see in the pictures. You can make it as large as you want but, again, make sure to keep the right proportions.
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Now cut many paper...threads! They have to be really, really thin. It doesn't matter how long you make them because you'll be able to adjust them later, but they don't need to be longer than the height of your carousel.
Twist 2 paper threads together to obtain your carousel' poles. You need at least 8 of these now (but you'll need 4 more later).
Grab the base you made previously and make 8 tiny holes on it using an awl: 4 closer to the border and 4 a little closer to the inside, alternating them.
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Now adjust their height and try to make them as tall as the roof of your carousel. In order to do this you just have to place the central part in place to see if the poles fit in it. When they are right, glue the central/top part of your carousel to the base.
Finally, attach the last 4 poles all around your carousel, right on the edge (glue on the base and on the roof).
Make a hole in the middle of your carousel's roof, put a little bit of glue in it and insert the flag.
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But if you want to add a special touch to it, insert an LED balloon light in it and turn it on to see the magic!Today’s post was submitted by Michelle Nunan of Divi Soup, home of the “Divi Kitchen” where she’s constantly cooking up new and useful Divi tutorials and ecourses.
Carousels are a popular website feature. They allow you to display more content without taking up extra space, and they also add an element of interactivity to your website which can encourage your visitors to engage more with your content.
There are a number of great plugins that can help displaying your content in a carousel but in this post I am going to show you how to create a clickable carousel of Divi modules using only CSS and Javascript.
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This effect can be used with almost any of the standard Divi modules, or combination of modules. I am going to show you how to create this carousel using the image module, and then with the blog module as the process for this is slightly different. From there you should understand how you can create your own carousel with almost any of the standard modules.
We will begin by creating a carousel with the image module. Add a new page or open a page to which you want to add the carousel.
Add a new standard section to your page with a single column. Then open up the section settings and in the Advanced tab, add the class ds-carousel-section in the CSS Class field.
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As we are going to be changing the way the section and rows display, we only want these changes applied to our carousel, therefore we add a custom class to prevent our code affecting any other elements on our site.
Now open up the row settings and in the Advanced tab, add the class ds-carousel-row in the CSS Class field. Then Save & Exit the row.
Next we are going to add an image module to our row. Click Insert Module(s) and select the Image Module from the list.
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In the Content tab of the image module, click Upload An Image and either select your desired image from the media library or upload a new one.
The last thing we need to do to the module is to add a class. Click on the Advanced tab and add the class ds-carousel-module in the CSS Class field. Then Save & Exit the module.
That’s one of our modules done, but we are going to need more than a single image to create the carousel. The code I will provide later in this post will display 5 images at a time, so we are going to need at least 6 images in order for our carousel buttons to have any effect and slide our content.
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You will need to open the settings for each module and swap out your images and the URL if you added it.
Open up the row settings and in the Advanced tab add the class ds-arrow-row in the CSS Class field. Then Save & Exit the row.
Now we need to create input fields to act as our navigation buttons. Open up the text module in the left column and in the content area, paste the following HTML:
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We are giving these input fields unique IDs of ds-arrow-left and ds-arrow-right so we can both style them with CSS and target them with JavaScript to tell them what we want them to do when they are clicked.
That’s all we need to do in the builder. If you check the front end of your page now it will just be a single column of images and then two little grey buttons with 8 and 9 on them and they won’t do anything. So let’s get to the fun part, adding our code.
I would advise adding the following CSS to your child theme, but if you are not using a child theme then it’s fine to add to Divi > Theme Options > General > Custom CSS and be sure to hit Save.
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In order to float our modules next to each other, with some sitting outside of the visible area, we need to increase the width of the row.
If you are displaying a total of 15 modules with 5 per page then you will end up with 3 pages. So the visible width of the row needs to be:
Therefore you will need to change the 1000vw values to a minimum of 300vw. (It doesn’t matter if you insert a greater number as the JavaScript will take care of not displaying any extra empty pages). So your adjusted CSS would look like this:
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With the media queries it is slightly different. As the CSS is configured to display 3 images per page on screens 1024px wide and less, and 1 image per page on screens 479px wide or less, we need to adjust the math
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