Why some people make it duplicate? I I said that was my question...
First, I own this question and now I want to show a better example of my question. Honestly, I didn't try the answer yet because I'm curious is there anyway to solved this by code? Well, is it even possible? Besides, using an image as a background to solve this would be a problem, no? I mean, the user's phone is not always has the same screen size.
Here's an example of the idle state of my home screen. I got header with search bar and an horizontal scrollview of image banner. As you can see, if you notice, the banner is overlapping on the top of blue square and a curved blue view.
And what happen is user scrolled down? Here:
The curved view and banner is scrolled up. So, how do I achieve this? Thank you
You can create a png file, with transparent background and this curved border.
Then, set this file as ImageBackground of your header.
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I'm looking for guidance here:
I have an image of a band about halfway down my page. When the user scrolls to it I'd like the band name to appear on top of it and then each member's heads get circled and their names popup next to each circle.
Hopefully that's clear -- it is in my head at least.
I'm thinking this could be accomplished using CSS animations, but I unsure. There's probably more than one way to skin this cat. Looking to be pointed in the right direction.
Thanks in advance.
How would one include an image on a website that behaves like the twitter users banner image which when you scroll one pixel it scrolls the page 2 pixels, moves the top of the image up one pixel and covers one pixel from the bottom of the image?
I don't know what to call this so I don't know how to search for it.
It is like the image moves up while the content behind it also slowly covers up the image like an extra layer of paper pushed up.
It's a form of parallax scrolling. There are plenty of good tutorials on parallax that I'm sure will help you achieve the effect you desire.
Is it possible to make an single image change based on where your mouse is positioned on the image?
If so, how I would I accomplish something like this?
Theres a concept of z-index which basically means that how the images are aligned in vertical space..You can stack all the imagesone above the other with only the topmost being visible..Then depending upon where the user is you can change the layering of the images on the fly.. But without any code its a bit difficult to know where are you stuck/what have you tried?
I'm having a problem with the expanded image in Highslide. For some reason, I'm getting some white/gray (#EBF6FF to be exact) background appearing when I bring the mouse close to the image around the outside. Here's a link to a screenshot.
It also does it on the sides (a white box/background appears, jutting out 13 pixels on either side, beginning at the bottom edge of the area shown in the image above), and the bottom, although for the bottom you need to mouseover outside the caption area, along the lower right and left corners of the image. The affected area is 13 pixels beyond the top and sides of the image. I've gone through my CSS and can't find any 13 pixel padding, and also can't find any references to #EBF6FF. Has anybody seen this before?
I've used Highslide in the past with the glossy dark border, but I wanted to switch to a borderless look. I'm not re-using any of the previous HS code (with the glossy border). I started this one from scratch using the latest version (4.1.13). Everything else is working fine, the only problem is with this unwanted background appearing on mouseover. Unfortunately, I'm still developing this on my localhost, so don't have it live to view on the web. But I can provide any code that you may need.
Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions anybody can provide!
Edit: This site isn't finished so I can't upload it yet, but here's a link to a video I took showing the issue.
I am having some issues getting my header images to flow correctly. This is a responsive WP theme.
Here is the design I am trying to achieve. (I am not worried about the social icons right now): http://screencast.com/t/0xJuqKuteU
First, I need the message bar with the redish background to flow under the logo and beyond the banner like this: http://screencast.com/t/CZ4DkbRA50R
Then for both the banner and the message bar, I need them to work better when the screen is shrunk down to phone size. This his how I need it to look on a phone: http://screencast.com/t/z5BQ7zB4
Notice the banner comes in right below the navigation and the message bar goes away.
Here is the site I am working on: http://dev.frugalreality.com
Thanks for your help!!
Having a screen CSS and Media/Phone CSS page should help in managing the two different screens.
To make the message bar "float" underneath the logo, you need to set the containing div css (#header-callout) to have position:relative; and set the z-index to something negative (z-index: -1 should do). This creates a layering in the divs and puts the message bar below all other divs (unless you set something else to a lower z-index).
For displaying things differently on the iPhone screen size I would suggest using a media-query. If you don't know how to use those, I suggest browsing through this article to get a better idea of what I mean: http://css-tricks.com/css-media-queries/
In order to NOT display the message bar, you will have to put display:none for the #header-callout in the css of the appropriate media-query.