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When I move the mouse around the car and obione and the 404 error kinda just wobble around and I really love that effect:P. How would I recreate it? You can find the what I'm talking about here.
I have a good amount of knowledge in HTML, CSS and javascript, but I just cannot figure out how they did that :P
They used Plax JS:
Plax is a jQuery plugin that makes it suuuuuper easy to parallax
elements in your site based on mouse position. You can see it
implemented in many places throughout GitHub, including the 404 page,
the 500 page, and the about page. I've also used a modified version to
parallax a URL.
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when i was browsing I found a website that using single page only but using different background each navigation...I'm just a new web programmer does anyone know a good basic tutorial to learn this stuff? I wanna build a website that uses single help me please.
http://mypizzaoven.nl/#data-home
If you manually zoom out you can see that they've literally just laid the page out that way. They use overflow: hidden: to make the page unscrollable, and then set the margins to be negative so that they can put things off of the page.
The primary thing they do, though, is use ids and the #id to then go to that part of the page.
Example:
<div id="pizza"></div>
You would then use thispage.html#pizza to focus on that part of the page.
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I have to modify some css on a site built by another. There are tons of different media queries and I was hoping to find a simple way to determine (while viewing the site) which media queries were being activated when.
I may be able to add some custom javascript, if necessary, but I'm hoping there's some tool or website out there that I can 'view' the site with, with the relevant information possibly overlayed in some way.
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I have been looking for a JavaScript framework that can display a branch history for a custom-made version control. I have been unable to find anything myself, so I have started to make it myself, but I thought I would ask here if anyone know of a readymade framework that can already do this.
This is what I am looking for:
Take a look at Gitgraph.js. It's made with git in mind, but as the code examples show, you can fully control it.
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Does anybody knows if exists a javascript library that guides the user through a sequence of steps?
i.e., showing him messages and arrows to give him instructions of where to click, type, drag or how to continue in order to achieve something.
I know its possible to do it with jquery, or any other, but I was hopping to avoid to write a bunch of code by myself.
Couple of projects. I have used Guiders and has worked out well.
http://linkedin.github.io/hopscotch/
https://github.com/jeff-optimizely/Guiders-JS
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I need to show a speedometer on a page, whose status will be based on the value passed to it.
I came across JQuery Speedometer plugin at http://plugins.jquery.com/project/speedometer, but i couldnt find the download link for the same.
Please help
Thank You.
Check out this speedometer created using Javascript/css and some analog clocks in Javascript/css as well.
http://plugins.jquery.com/node/14456
download the jquery for Speedometer