I'm looking to build something akin to the effect you can see on http://www.meetyourmx.com/ - Specifically I mean how the animations launch on page load then when you scroll, or click through the menu the items are animated in various ways to get you through the site.
How can this one after another effect be accomplished? I'm just using standard CSS3 animations currently. Am I looking at a jQuery/AJAX solution?
Just to clarify I'm trying to recreate the fullheight/no scroll bar synced with the animations.
Thanks in advance.
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I'm trying to write a sliding menu similar to that with images here: https://chustynka.pl/
I've got already components that are changing in time (with arrows) the only thing left is animation. I added the classes and ids that will be useful but I don't know how to use css to animate them. Could you help?
https://codesandbox.io/s/00rnj29p60
Unfortunately it's not just CSS code you need. As you're going to animate the slides you have to do some more javascript code as well. For example you have to keep track of the direction of the slides. That is if you're pressing the left or right arrow. That, in turn, will decide which direction the slides will slide in/out.
There's a lot of approaches to doing this but it involves more coding in JS. =)
This is not a React slider I've made here but you can download/clone it from Github and take a look at the script for it. Maybe it will give you some idea of what you have to do.
https://github.com/weibenfalk/Slider-Carousel---Lightweight-in-Vanilla-JS-ES6-
I have been working on something based on brad frost's Off Canvas Fullscreen Overlay responsive design pattern.
However for some reason the transition only runs when clicking on the list item (the overlay slides in from the right) but not when you then click on the back button (it is suppose to slide back out). I can't understand why it isn't working when a user closes the overlay. The JS that effects the class of the elements seems to be working correctly.
I've created a codepen so people can see what is happening. http://codepen.io/colmjude/pen/fBnrI
Any ideas? Thanks.
I was wondering if there is a way to achieve an effect similar to Chris Coyier's: Scroll/Follow Sidebar using CSS3 animations?
I have a sidebar that scrolls down with the page as the user scrolls (simply using a fixed position div), but I would like to animate that sidebar to sort of bounce down and/or play catch up with the page as the user scrolls down.
Take a look at Chris' jQuery technique to see what I'm talking about.
The main thing I would like to know is if it is possible to achieve this effect using only CSS3 and no javascript.
Thanks in advance for any help!
No its not possible to get that effect without JavaScript unless you have some other sort of mechanism that allows you to check how far the user has scrolled, and change CSS properties of elements accordingly.
I am trying to build a website which has its background images scroll with left and right controls. Where can I find tutorials to do that?
You can try CoinSlider... see this link for tutorials and demo:
http://workshop.rs/2010/04/coin-slider-image-slider-with-unique-effects/
Also see supersized jQuery plugin [full screen slideshow]
http://www.buildinternet.com/project/supersized/
OR look here for 100 Qjuery sliders, choose the one that will suit your requirement:
http://www.jquery4u.com/plugins/100-jquery-sliders-part1/#.T-YKgRdo2_4
I've used this one in the past and it's worked great. It's uses a fade transition, but I'm sure there are ways to hack it to do slide transitions.
http://www.marcofolio.net/webdesign/advanced_jquery_background_image_slideshow.html
I'm new to Flex.
I want to build cool web application in flex.
For displaying content of my site, I use viewstack and button bar. It is ready, but now I'd like to add some animation effect in that.
For example changing the navigation content shows flip animation.
So how do I do that?
Help full link.
This sounds similar to another question: How can I nicely animate between viewstacks.
Perhaps that will help?
That example shows the most basic kind of animation which is readily available using open and widely supported web-standards such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The jQuery library will allow you to do this in just a few lines of code. Do you have an absolute requirement for flex?