So i saw this very interesting Menu and i would like to start putting it on paper, then on code. The menu is of the radial type.
(see image: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1wYbo8MbaxE/hqdefault.jpg)
The problem is that i have no idea how to start doing this kind of menu.
Could anyone please help me with this or point me in the right direction? Tutorials of Radial Menus would be of great help.
I don't know exactly what app i want to create, so i am gathering ideas of small things, like raidal menus, buttonHoverEffects, SceneSwitching, etc. , and trying them out, and storing these codes as practice codes. And once i have gathered enough, i will create something cool. :)
Thank you for the help.
Steven,
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I just want to ask if I may, does anybody knows how to achieve this locomotive smooth side-scrolling in WordPress? This website is also made in WordPress is there a plugin that I can use or is this can be achieved through hard coding? Thanks!
Here's the link:
https://polygondesign.com.au/
Im looking a way to recreate this kind of side scrolling effect in Wordpress. I really love to create this kind of functionality, if this another language or script that needed to learn to achieve please let me know I really appreciate it so much!
I want to make a nav bar that have different colour blocks. I am developing a website please help me! I want to make it more attractive. Also tell me that which is the best website to learn Css , php ,HTML and more....thank you so much 😀😀😀😀
There are many places on the web that can help you out. For some quick basics the w3schools website is handy:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_navbar.asp
For some step by step tuition, you can use sites such as codeschool and codeacedemy. Both offer free lessons to start you off and are well put together.
http://www.codeschool.com
https://www.codecademy.com/
My advice would be to learn some HTML, then CSS and then look into PHP.
Good luck! :)
I was surfing on the internet and I found a cool navigation that I want to use on my own website. But I really don't know how I can make it. Here is the link: http://www.welikesmall.com Does someone have a tutorial or someone that want to help me?
Already thanks!
This isn't a place to have people write code for you. I just looked at the site, all the source is readable and formatted very nicely. I would recommend learning the basics of CSS and javascript to get a better idea of how to do what it is you want.
I am a starter of Drupal 7.
I like the "Busy" theme a lot, especially this one in its screenshot of demos.
Yet, after I installed this theme, it seemed pretty far from what it looks like in the screenshot above. I tried to customize it but so far, I did not make much progress.
I see a lot of people saying this theme is good. The usage statistic shows a lot of websites are using this theme. I do like its neat layout, but as a starter, I really need some advice on how to work with this theme. How to make it look like the screenshot?
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks,
Milo
What exactly are you having trouble with?
I don't know your level of experience with Drupal so I'm just going to give you a couple ideas.
If you go to (yourSiteName)/admin/structure/block/demo/busy it will show a demo of where you can place blocks on the page to make your site look more like the picture.
(yourSiteName)/admin/appearance/settings/busy will take you to the settings screen where you can change colors and toggle features on and off.
(yourSiteName)/admin/structure/block will take you to the blocks page where you can change the layout of each block and also configure individual blocks.
I hope this helps, if you can give a more detailed question, you'll probably get a better answer
Hi for the last month I have started to learn CSS.Fist thing I did is read everything i could find on www.w3school.com , after that I started reading CSS Mastery 2nd edition.I have build a couple of my own websites with succes but I'm still not happy with what I know , I even practiced with the new CSS3 elements.
I've seen alot of cool stuff build using css especialy on http://www.cssplay.co.uk/ but the only problem is the source code is not displayed and I don't know how the bloody things are.A good example is this:
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/tilt.html
And these is only one of the things that I've seen on this website and would like o learn how to build them.
So anyone know any other similar sites that ofer a good explanation on the more advanced stuff about css(not beginer stuff like building some drop down menus , rollover or hover efects )?Any advice is much apreciated thank you!
As already mentioned, tools like Firebug/Chrome Inspector are definite must haves.
I gained the most experience from real world problems with various different browsers. You make a site, it doesn't look so good in a particular browser. So you search on the internet. Find a solution and memorize it. I think that CSS in itself is a fairly simple tool, I class 'advanced' CSS as mastering the various techniques required to make sites work cross browser and in browsers like IE6/IE7+.
Also, Never give up with CSS, if you find a problem try and find an answer. Most of the time, there will be a simple solution.
In general, make sure your CSS is as simple as can be. I generally find that most complicated CSS can be replaced with relatively simple code, and find people get carried away and forget simple techniques to achieve similar solutions. One such problem, would be putting a button on the right hand side of a div, like below:
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| Button |
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You may see that some people will float the button right, adding more complexity than necessary. What ever happened to text-align:right? :-)
Finally, make sure you find a couple of blogs you like, for example http://csstricks.com and read them, taking note of new techniques. Try and master a '2 column layout', understand the difference between block/inline-block/inline, margin collapsing, tables, html forms, IE6/7 hasLayout, the list goes on. Most of which you will cover if you try and make a website template from scratch. Maybe start with an existing site and see if you can achieve the same layout.
I'm not sure with CSS how to learn it's pitfalls without encountering them mistakenly.
It looks like the stylesheet for the maze is located at: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/candr/tilt.css. You can use that against the source code to figure it out.
One of my favorite is A List Apart. Great articles, not only about CSS like I linked, but about web design and more.
Also HTML Dog has some nice CSS entries.
Then, you can find great CSS resources on the w3 site.