Finally it's here, the revamp of mooSlideBox - easier to use than ever before, as it now has become a class. There are some options that can influence the look and behaviour of your box. Of course you can also have more than one box on your page! In addition you can now define, from where the box should fly in: from top or from bottom ( sample links show both variants ).
Furthermore you have some nice options, like loading content from other pages that you define, or to execute a function when the slider disappears.
Give it a try:
Toggle slider 1 | Toggle slider 2
var px = new mooSlide2({ slideSpeed: 1700, fadeSpeed: 500, toggler:'toggle', content:'test', height:250, removeOnClick: true, opacity:'1', effects:Fx.Transitions.Bounce.easeOut, executeFunction:'sayGoodbye()'});
var px = new mooSlide2({ slideSpeed: 1700, fadeSpeed: 500, toggler:'toggle', content:'test', height:250, removeOnClick: true, opacity:'1', effects:Fx.Transitions.Bounce.easeOut, executeFunction:'sayGoodbye()'});
px.run(); -> this starts the slider automatically.
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This is a sample of the new and revamped mooSlide. You can define not only one slider, but more, as it uses js classes. You can define:

Here you can see that it's possible to call several sliders on one page, just define a new class instance and tell the script which div to use, which handler to use to toggle, and you're all set. The release takes mootools 1.11 as framework, this little class, and not more. Download ? Here
var px = new mooSlide2({ slideSpeed: 1700, fadeSpeed: 500, effect:"linear", toggler:'toggle', content:'test', height:250, removeOnClick: true, opacity:'1', effects:Fx.Transitions.Bounce.easeOut });