How can i achieve a vertical curved timeline as shown in the drawing below? The circles are images and the rectangles div elements. The circles are connected with a horizontal line to the timeline and a dot on the timeline. Is this possible? Any help would be very much appreciated.
Fixed by putting borders on the div elements on the sides of the images and then a radius to have it curved. Solution came to me when eating a herring sandwich. Try it, it's the best. Enjoy your meal :)
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I have a sample here:
A big black square is a screen, black rounded are slides (absolute slides), maintained by this library.
Cloud 9 Carousel, works very well, until I put a scale properly to red squares (parent of the absolute slide), when I did it, the animation flow goes wrong, "floating" box goes out of the screen, translateX and Y helps, but the flow is not fluid...
I have tried flow origin, which works, helps to align item (red squares) on spots that I want, but animations goes wrong.
The scale (animation) doesn’t work from spot to me or from me to spot position, the scale moves red squares around crazy...
Generally, it's hard to make responsive that...
Without scale, everything works well and keeps everyone on screen.
Thank you!
I am trying to reproduce this design:
It's a circle where a piece is cut out off (at the bottom), and where, based on a percentage, you fill in the border with a color. I came across a couple of solutions (below), but none seem to handle a combination of the two. Can anyone push me in the right direction?
The solutions I came across:
CSS animate circle border filling with color (it gives a solution, but for a complete circle)
How to make not fully rounded circle? (it provides a solution for a circle with a hole in it, but not on how to do the percentage)
I am creating a banner for website. First image shape is on bottom rounded, second image should be right rounded. I tried with border-radius-left-bottom and right-bottom but can't achieve good angle on this.
Could you give me some tips on what should I use for this shapes and how to put image below the first one.
Also how to make it works with green pattern below the first one and on the right of smaller images.
In this demo you can rotate the x axis to give a 3d illusion. Trying the rotatex() css option only seems provide part of the illusion.
In the top section of this image you can see the 3d illusion from the 'bigtext' demo. The text is not only rotated on the x angle but the edges of the text are slightly angled in towards each other making for a much better illusion.
What is the best method to achieve this?
I found the answer here. I needed to add the perspective to the parent div.
Is there any way to make a pure CSS circle border look clear and crisp at smaller sizes? Or some way to make the border not appear "jagged" around the outer edge? Thanks so much!
Use box-shadow CSS property for this issue.
Please see the next example: http://jsfiddle.net/RJMWR/