Currently, I'm browsing some pages and I found that there's a page where the design is very pleasing to me. So I'm trying to replicate it, but unfortunately that I can't figure it out due to my lack of CSS skills.
So here's how that page work:
Whenever the class is active, it'll hop up a bit (the page I'm looking at is using Swiper, too!)
But however, the Hop-up image will go out of the box of Swiper
And what I'm doing right now, there's a box just like that page, but the image or anything else if it's larger than the current box, it'll be cut. I can't make it go outside of the Swiper's box.
Here's how I'm currently doing it, I made a quick dataSample and then mapped it, get the current slide to have the active class, and then CSS it. Any help is appreciated, many thanks.
I've left comment on what I'm doing in the CSS at CodeSandbox.
Code: CodeSandbox - Trying to create Hop-up image using Swiper
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i am currently doing a challange on frontend mentor but i have a problem with the background images i used to create the curved sections, if you go to the developer's page, and expand the screen to let's say 2000px, the curved section do not expand
A picture of what i am describing
The code to the github repository is https://github.com/Nadine-Green/Huddle-Landing-Page-With-Curved-Sections, i was thinking of using it as a direct image instead of it being a background, but i just wanted to hear from you all first.
I checked your GitHub repository and couldn't find the specific code referring to your attached screenshot containing curved background images.
Anyways refer to this it will help you take a better understanding of how to use background images properly on all screens (responsive).
If you are able to share the specific code snippet you are referring to with your question I would be able to help you further on.
I've designed and coded an interactive SVG that I've had to implement as HTML in WordPress because it only acts as a useless static image if it's entered as an SVG in an image block.
So far, that means that it's not responsive and loads at full size on a phone. I want people to see it in full, straight away, not zoom out to see it.
Is there another way to make it work without being an HTML dump? And even as code, how would I reduce it to fit screen sizes? Bearing in mind that my brain may implode if you suggest coding breakpoints or something like that.
I'm using a Blocksy child theme with no page builder.
The code itself works fine so there seems no point in me pasting a shortened version of the code. The page is here, if that helps.
Www.orderaround.co.uk
Right, I've fixed it myself. All I needed to do was remove the width and height specifications from the beginning of the svg code. It now fits to whatever container it's being displayed in.
I use shortcode to embed an HTML world map on one of my web pages. Right below the world map is a third party link for which I want to set the display value to "none", however since I have no CSS skills or web dev background I am having difficulty writing the custom CSS for this. I've played around with containers and specific page ID's, but no luck. The page is www.sheerheroine.com/map. Can anyone steer me in the right direction on how to write the code please? When I inspect the page I can see which container the link is in, however when I use this container the entire map is removed. Thanks!
The !important declaration makes the display CSS impossible to override. The following javascript would remove the element you wish to not display -- document.getElementsByClassName('fm-map-container')[0].childNodes[3].remove();. Try it in the developer's console. For it to work on the page, you would need to delay the execution until the element exists though. As others suggest, it would seemingly violate the terms of use of the lovely vector map you are using free of charge. For a proof-of-concept, however, you may find this code enlightening.
As the entire map con-taint is coming because of thirdparty image, better check with the that third party style code.
Or
in alternatively, just check the the height of the total map area.
lets assume here total height of map image is 10px from bottom.
and lets assume the height of that area(to which area,you don't want to show user) is 2 px from bottom.
Then create a div element, where you will put the entire map image, but follow the below stlye, where we can hide some portion of image to user
<div style="max-width: (10 - 2)px"> here .. put your map image url..</div>
I'm confused on what makes background images that I set with css load when the image comes into view and sometimes not. That is, I have one scenario in my code (I can give examples if that would help) where I can watch my network traffic and I don't see the image get loaded over the wire until it scrolled into view. I had changed from using a standard img tag to the css background to make this happen.
Now, I have another simple example where I just have what seems to me to be the same
any guideline on when it gets loaded?
thanks
This is an amazing effect like PPT. Link is here :
http://udc.weibo.com/builder2011/data.html
I know single part was made by css3-animation effects but I don't know
1.how to play all these effects in a timeline?
2.how to make position change and local to whole effect?
Where can I find a tutorial like this?
Thanks cordially.
You could actually make the whole thing out of CSS3.
Keyframes is how you'd be able to time the different functions: http://www.leemunroe.com/css3-animations/
You would need something like an entire CSS3 powered page page, and then just place a window over that with overflow hidden. Use keyframe to move the page around but the window will only show a portion of it.
Just realized, that actually happens to be exactly what they did.