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I want to create a website that has slides on the home page. For example when you open a website you will see that users can slide through different images using those tiny dots below the images or sometimes they are timed and the slides move on their own. I want to know what web language I need to use to create this effect? Are there any tutorials that explains how to achieve this effect? I have only learnt HTML5 and still learning css3. Thanks.
You'll most likely need JavaScript to get what you are looking for.
I usually like to recommend the jQuery Cycle2 Plugin for these cases, as it's easy to use and very straightforward:
http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle2/
You can try a simple slider in case you need to get started quickly:
http://www.basic-slider.com/
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So basically I would like to create live tiles like windows, which can show things like notifications, time, etc., but I would like to create them in html and javascript. I have all the javascript pieces ready but I wanted to know if it would be wise to use an iframe for every tile because the tiles can be created dynamically and all have their own code. Here I ask myself whether IFrames represent a performance problem or whether I can use them with a clear conscience
is designed to embed an other HTML document.
I don't see any performance problem.
Here is a nice doc at MDN : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/iframe
If it is your purpose, why not use them, but maybe are you looking for another approach like web components...?
Hope this helps.
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I have been tasked with creating a horizontal, parallax-esque, scrolling experience similar to this (I'm aware that this isn't exactly great UX) https://homesociete.ca/ or https://www.apple.com/ipad-pro/ .
So far I have attempted to recreate this using react-id-swiper (a react implementation of swiper.js). Using freemode, I was able to meet the MVP of this component but it lacks the tools necessary to add all the bells and whistles required (specifically I would like to be able to bind scroll progress to various animations).
If anyone could recommend a library or a strategy for implementing something similar I would be very appreciative!
You may want to check out the react-scroll-parallax npm package.
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Can someone suggest a best Java Script Plugin for Image compression with many browsers support?
I searched and find many and not sure about the drawbacks and advantages of using it.
If someone already uses it, please suggest.
Thanks.
Write you own code with HTML5 Canvas, file and Blob Url.
All this code will take half of screen). If you working with very large images, e.g. 6000x9000 for better quality you should use this lib
https://github.com/nodeca/pica instead of canvas.
This is most powerful lib that i know at js. Lib with several resize algorithms for people who knnow the difference.
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I've used the jQuery plugin Uniform.js before and it works great.
The only issue I have is that it relies on jQuery. I'm working on a project that really doesn't need jQuery, and I'm reluctant to load an entire framework just for one plugin.
Does anyone know of another plugin that does what Uniform does but doesn't rely on any frameworks?
My guess is that you're not going to gain much by avoiding jQuery, and you're probably going to waste a lot of time even if you do find something that suits your needs. I mean, it's only 31KB (plus the size of the plugin).
If you're set on not using jQuery, maybe have a look at NiceForms.
There are some demos on this page, and the script file is under 10kb when packed.
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I need a pointer to a library to show modal dialog popup with HTML content. The library should be able to work in random websites without relaying on a library like jquery etc..
My requirements:
1. beautiful design (shadow is a plus for example).
2. compatibility with arbitrary doctypes
3. lightweight and quick to load.
thanks
I had a similar need and put together the following modal library:
https://github.com/Nycto/PicoModal
Non jquery reliance will really limit the options nowadays - but simplemodal is pretty nice if you rethink your jquery reliance requirement