How to do text effect [closed] - javascript

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If someone can give me a hint about how to do the crazy text effect example on this site:
(main title on hover)
http://capitolcouture.pn/

You can easially debug the website too see all the code. Note that the effect is loaded in a iFrame so you should open the iFrame to look at the code.
The library that is used for this is the 3D javascript library three.js.
I'm not really familier with this library but i read you need some basic understanding of WebGL if you want to use this library.
You can probably find some great tutorials on the internet of three.js
Hopefully i give you a direction to look at. Note that this is not just a beginners thing to do :)

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I am sorry, but I really not found the answer regarding my question that How to open a popup window after specific time ? I need to embed this in my webpage where a popup will appear after 10 second to greet the user. please help me to solve this, actually I am not a JavaScript guy
Since your question does not specify what attempts you've made I'm giving you guidelines rather than code. Feel free to ask questions about them
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How can I create a menu navigation that will be hidden on load, but will show when the user hovers over a button?
So for better understanding I did a simple preview how I want:
I know how to create a <div> with the menu the, only thing that I need to know is how to create the show/hide interaction with the mouse cursor.
What language do I need to use? Please tell me how can I create this. What should I search on the internet to create this? I'm not looking for complete code, just a small example or a pointer in the right direction.
I'd go with javascript.... Here is 2 links http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/event_onmouseover.asp
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/javascript/article.php/3470771
Pretty sure you are looking for these events ;)
You can use this
Demo:
http://tympanus.net/Tutorials/AnimatedBorderMenus/index5.html
Source:
http://tympanus.net/codrops/2013/09/30/animated-border-menus/

Promove animation on HOVER - Jquery [closed]

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I'd like to know some ways to animate icon on HOVER.. I'd like them to work like animated gifs...
Here is an example:
TRASK INDUSTRIES LEFT MENU
When you hover icons on the left menu they get an animation!
I google unsuccessfully for a solution...
Thanks.
The site you referenced is using sprite sheets for animation. Essentially a sprite sheet is just an image that contains frames for an entire animation. When displayed, you crop the image to match the dimensions of a single frame and adjust the position of the image to move to different frames.
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I'm trying to find a jQuery plugin or something which would allow my users on my website to click on DIVs and drag them around, changing their position. All I could find are some plugins that make data move from one DIV to another.
It's something like a puzzle, I'd like them be able to move them around the page for no reason.
define your DIV positions as absolute and react to ondrag() by recalculating the position
In the future you should follow these steps:
1) Google what you want to do (appropriate terms here would be:
javascript drag drop)
2) Look at official sources, e.g. jQuery (and it's derivates) is
a neat plugin which simplifies handling of functionality you want to
implement.
3) Search stackoverflow if you find no solution.
4) Post something if you find no solution.
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I need Continuous Image marquee in HTML in horizontal direction. I got the code for text marquee it is working , but not for images. Thanks in advance.
Continuous text marquee link: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/showthread.php?t=28742
1- Do not use marquee.
2- ?
3- Profit !
If you really have to, try to use a jQuery alternative or another kind of UI
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I would suggest against using the marquee all together, it's extremely dated and in my opinion looks tacky. I'm pretty sure you can't use it for images either.
If you want scrolling images I would point you in the direction of JQuery. Maybe something like this would be better: http://sorgalla.com/jcarousel/

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