I'm looking to add some interactive components to a slideshow. In this particular implementation, I would like to add http://wagerfield.github.io/flat-surface-shader/.
I'm not sure if this is the right implementation or if a video would be a better bet. That being said, are there methods of bringing JavaScript heavy/HTML/CSS interactive components inside of a slider such as flexslider or Royal slider?
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Let's say I have figured out the interface of a video editor in plain HTML5. I have all the necessary tools I need for the user to be able to create a video - except rendering it to a MP4 or MOV or whatever.
I also want to create the video using HTML, CSS & CSS animations, as then it would be easier. There is NO JavaScript framework of any sorts which is changing the HTML that will be used to make a video.
So, is there a program (preferably server-side) which can convert Styled HTML and CSS animations/transitions into an actual video that can, say for example, be uploaded to YouTube?
This may be what you are looking for: https://www.remotion.dev
Essentially, it is a ReactJS framework that uses SVG and WebGL to create complex motion graphics, which can include videos and images.
(I have no relation to the framework or its developers)
I am building a WebGL Unity 3D game and want to make some css changes to the webGL build but I am failing to do so. For example I want to be able to move my game to the center of the page and give it a border. Is that possible? Is there a way to do it using browser scripting?
I have been able to create a plugin that embeds an iframe in the build but other than that I wasn't able to change the css
I'm not sure I understand the question. When you build your game for WebGL, you already use a template HTML page where the webGL content is integrated in. You have full control over those templates. Though even when you just use one of the default testing templates, you can edit them after the build. A Unity build doesn't really haev any html elements besides the canvas element. So what elements you want to format with your changed CSS?
Do anyone know how these kind of website is made.
http://cloudatlas.warnerbros.com/
If there is any plugin or something that i can use.
DiamondGrid.js
DiamondGridHTML5.js
DiamondGridFlash.js
DiamondGridMobile.js
Above JS plugin are responsible for diamond grid 'diamondGrid.css' responsible for styles, soundtrack.js responsible for BGM on that site.
I'm interested in creating a web interface where a user can break up a "timeline" into various chunks.
Start|-----------------------------|End
^marker one ^marker two
They would be able to add a marker (and label it), and then move the marker around adjusting its position.
All the sliders I've looked at so far only support one slider between a range of values
Is there any existing jQuery plugins or any other javascript libraries (or even HTML5 /SVG ) that have a good starting point for this feature already?
Sounds like you're talking about something akin to a slider with multiple handles, rather than a timeline as such. The SIMILE timeline is probably the best out there, but it doesn't allow for dynamic band creation as far as I know, so I think sliders are your best bet. Here's a jQuery UI slider demo, with two "handles":
jQuery UI range slider demo
Recently I'm working with jQuery UI Carousel (1.0.2) on my Drupal website. So far so good, everything is working without a problem but I'm looking for a way to add some external controls. You know, those little dots beneath the images where the user can navigate from and pinpoint a certain slide.
I took a look to the JS file (you can see it here), but didn't find any proof of such a controls.
Right now, I was only able to write some crappy code who didn't work at all... (so I'm not gonna post it to save you some laughs :))
Anyone with some experience regarding this subject?
Thanks in advance!
I don't have specific experience with the jQuery UI Carousel module, but if you are using Views to generate the content in the carousel, you could always use Views Slideshow. It allows you to add a pager (either numbers or thumbnail images) to your slideshow (carousel).