Hi there,
I would like to use some kind of "sliding effect" to show a bigger diagram only piece after piece. So, instead of seeing the whole diagram, one sees only say a tenth, clicks on a "next" button, and will see another part of the diagram etc.
The "last" part of the diagram then should smoothly slide out and the new one slide in, to show that they are interconnected.
I've found an example here, which does that. But I wonder if there is something else out there, which uses a different approach.
Thanks a lot for any hints!
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