I'd like to have an effect in a lightbox gallery (preferably FancyBox): When clicking on the thumbnail image, the lightbox opens and here it goes:
the image needs to get cut in half, with one part dropping or
sliding in from the top and the other half from the bottom.
A little bouncing effect would be great as well, especially for the
next and previous buttons which need to drop/slide in as well.
Do you know what I mean? Is that possible in Javascript at all? (No Flash if possible.)
I haven't found specific tutorials around the web yet and don't really know which exact term to search for.
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I'm looking for directions rather than any specific code (wich I wouldn't spit on neither ;))
I have to code a portfolio for a friend, something like the first following picture (Sorry I only had Paint on the computer I'm asking with) :
The images should either be disposed and able to stay proportional whatever the screen size is or get arranged based on the screen size. So that the screen is always full and no need to scroll in any direction.
Then, as on the second picture of the linked album...
When clicking on a picture on the start screen, I'd like to open the screen in half and display the rest of the project. The rectangle you see up the second screen is supposed to be the same as in the center of the first one, supposed again to be the name of the portfolio. Of course I should be able to close it to get back to the page showcasing all the projects.
The effect I'm looking for is something similar to the about section here, but the other way :
http://www.b--i--g.com/about/
To sum up,
How to dynamically layout images full screen(s).
How to split in half the main screen and display other things in it.
I'm guessing here there is some keys javascripts doing all the magic so, again, any leads on wich scripts to use you know of or wich html/css structure is the best suited to do that kind of things.
I just don't have, this time, the time to start over multiples times (again) and scratch all over my code trying to make a victorian chimney blow white steam.
can you create a http://jsfiddle.net/ or http://plnkr.co/ to start with.
if you have an example webpage then you can just look at its source.
To sum up,
How to dynamically layout images full screen(s). - not clear what that means but, absolute positioning + javascript
How to split in half the main screen and display other things in it. - there are many ways to achieve that effect. in the link you sent, they are being overlapped by the middle content. image is rendered twice on either side and the middle content right half and left half of left and right image respectively.
please post a plunker to have other help you without creating the page from scratch.
I am currently working on an app with a friend and we need to make it so that an image will fall when the image below it disappears. So it needs to like take the images place when it disappears. Any ideas on how to do this?
jQuery would be a good starting point for this. Presumably you're hiding the image with JavaScript to begin with, so add code to the same function that loops through all of the images above it and moves them down to fill the gap (possibly using .animate()).
Are you sure you want to move the images down, though? That will leave an odd blank space at the top of the screen, where there's no image left to fall from above. Images "falling" upwards when the image above them vanishes would make more sense on most HTML pages.
I'm trying to create a slideshow using jQuery (similar to jquery scrollhorz) but I want the previous and next image partly shown.
Right now, what I have, is a div (with overflow hidden) containing all the images I have. When previous or next button is pressed, I animate the whole div either to left or right. The problem is, if I have many images loaded into the div, it becomes laggy and slow.
What is the best design to implement this image slider?
Without going into the code required, my suggestion would be to use jquery (or moo if that's your thing) to maintain a div that is three to five images long, and keep a list of urls to all the images you want displayed. When you slide the images left or right, you'll pop off the image on the opposite end and add the appropriate image to the other side.
You could use the same technique to loop through the list seamlessly.
Try this.
Hero carousel
It fits your description....Hope it helps out :)
this might be a solution too.
http://jsfiddle.net/JCQ6Q/15/
Vote up if it helps you :) all the best
Simple question, really. I just don't have the knowledge to do this with JavaScript, and to also make sure it works with (almost) all browsers...
I am going to design a set of images of a person pointing with one hand in several directions. (Up, down, left, right, diagonal, etc.) Basically, this puppet will be pointing at the location of the mouse. To do so, I want to use an animated GIF file to contain all the images and then use JavaScript to bring the right image to the front, based on the position of the mouse in relation with the image.
My knowlegde of Javascript is very limited, though. Before I even start creating the GIF images, I want to know if it's possible and if there's a solution that would work on any web browser. (Unless it doesn't support JavaScript, of course.)I know it's possible to delay an animated GIF from JavaScript but is it also possible to modify the exact image that needs to be displayed?
As far as I know, this is not possible.
Stuff like this is usually done using the "CSS sprites" technique, where the various stages are glued next to each other into one giant image. That image will then be used as background-image in a smaller element. background-position will determine which image is shown.
Whether this works for you will depend on whether your images are all the same size or not. It has the advantage of working reliably in all browsers, even IE6.
I was looking to create an image gallery in my blog. However, I was wondering how possible it would be for the gallery to scroll through my images on mouseOver. Basically, when the user moves his/her mouse up or down the image gallery, the images scroll up or down accordingly.
I have seen a few examples where it has been done in flash, but i was wondering if it was possible for it to be done in Javascript. An example of what I am talking about can be seen on deep.co.uk. This example is constructed in flash and allows the user to skim through the agency's portfolio by moving the mouse up and down the div. I am aware that loads of free javascript alternatives are online, but i haven't managed to find anyone that does it on mouseOver. I would appreciate it if someone has come across something like this or has used something like this in one of their projects.
Thanks in advance.
Yours sincerely,
Seedorf
Maaki has i nice version here:
http://www.maaki.com/thomas/SmoothDivScroll/
supports mouse hot spot scrolling, and auto start/stop
Here is a script which scrolls content vertically onMouseOver.
http://www.dyn-web.com/code/scroll/demos.php