Bill Scott actually doesn’t support this anymore and the YUI team has taken this on. The new version is very clean and I did try it out. I converted my carousel to the new YUI version but later decided to go with a JQuery extention called jCarousel. They both worked but I think I am going to move in the Jquery direction for awhile.
http://jasonrowe.com/search

References:
http://billwscott.com/carousel/

http://sorgalla.com/projects/jcarousel/

http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/carousel/

The article has lots of examples if you click on the figure links. Here was a useful one on Inheriting from a Prototype:


Inheriting from a Prototypefunction GreatDane() { }
var rover = new GreatDane();
var spot = new GreatDane();
GreatDane.prototype.getBreed = function() {
return “Great Dane”;
};// Works, even though at this point
// rover and spot are already created.
alert(rover.getBreed());
// this hides getBreed() in GreatDane.prototype
spot.getBreed = function() {
return “Little Great Dane”;
};
alert(spot.getBreed());
// but of course, the change to getBreed
// doesn’t propagate back to GreatDane.prototype
// and other objects inheriting from it,
// it only happens in the spot object
alert(rover.getBreed());

if(window.addEventListener)

{

// Mozilla, Netscape, Firefox

object.addEventListener(‘mouseover’,function() {this.className = “objectVisible”;false)

object.addEventListener(‘mouseout’,function() {this.className = “objectNotVisible”;return true;}, false)}

else { // IE

object.onmouseenter = function() {this.className = “objectVisible”;return false;};

object.onmouseleave = function() {this.className = “objectNotVisible”;return false;};

}