Im not really a jQuery buff. So i come here looking for some help.
Here is the idea. There are ten images, and ten thumbnails. When you mouse over the thumbnail it will take you to the corresponding image (My code is on jsbin http://jsbin.com/ayigew/1/edit).
What i would like to have is this over feature to be added to the green bars on the top and bottom.
The idea is that i could mouse over the top bar and it will scroll up to the next picture in the list.
If i hover over the bottom green bar it will take me to the next image in the list.
Here is what i have so far http://jsbin.com/ayigew/1/edit
So instead of having to mouse over the thumbnail, you mouse over the green bar at the top or bottom to go forward and backward.
I hope you can help :)
I guess you mean something like this? I did it using timers. On enter start timer. go up or down every x ms and clear the timer on mouse leave.
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I'm looking for some help with pointers on how to achieve a moving background similar to scooby doo or other another cartoons - eg on the press of a button the background slides right to left, the character animates (starts a GIF animation).
Im creating an animating character who will sit on a left hand side div. On clicking the character the div behind the character (the whole background, and other divs within in it) will slide from right to the left and a new div container will slide in to fill the gap. So essentially will appear like the character is walking but in fact the background behind him is moving from right to left.
I'm sure this must have been achieved before, but looking for some pointers on how best to achieve it. Any help will be appreciated.
My thinking is that on trigger there will be a few actions:
GIF animation starts
Whole div slides from right to left
New div (which was hidden) is now shown
New div slides from right to left, behind the old div
Old div is hidden
The issue I am finding is creating a responsive site, therefore the size of the divs moving will not have a px value but a percentage value.
If anyone has tackled something similar before or has some pointers would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Nick
Getting myself a little confused here. I've worked this out by using a full sized owl carousel and sitting an absolute image over the top. Get my mind in gear!!
Basically, I have a web page which is a div inside a div. Let's say that div 1 (the container) is 500px high. Div 2 is 100px high inside of that container. What I want to do is detect the user touching div 2 on the screen (this is a web page on a mobile phone) and as they drag up/down, the div moves with them. I've done some research and have seen this being done using matrix3d and transform y in CSS 3 (but I can't find a good explanation for someone with little experience with this sort of thing such as myself). I want it so that, let's say, the user drags the second div to the bottom and some of the content goes outside of the container div. I don't want it to scroll down, I do want it to disappear... BUT I want it to kind of 'bounce' back into view. So here's the breakdown.
user presses the screen
user drags div 2 which is inside of div 1. As they drag the div, it moves in the direction of their drag.
the user can drag the div right to the top/bottom. If they drag it outside of the container div, that's fine. The container div should not resize or become scrollable and part of div 2 should disappear from view.
when the user releases the drag, the div should bounce back into position. Let's say, if it is dragged too high up, it bounces back to position 100, 100. If it's dragged too far down then it bounces back to 100, 500 (I figure the bounce can be controlled by a CSS transition).
So, does anyone have an example that I can look at to see this in action or a tutorial that will help me understand how I can achieve this? I apologise for not providing any code as a basis to start from, but in truth, I don't really know where to start myself.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
The safari dev docs are your friend:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/AppleApplications/Reference/SafariWebContent/HandlingEvents/HandlingEvents.html
Checkout the the touch move section for moving a div, for your case you want to set conditionals for if the user goes outside the bounds of your outer div, and disable scrolling using overflow hidden.
A client has expressed that they really like how Google Play handles their hero slider. I've tried replicating the effect in jQueryCycle to no avail. Can anyone shed some light on the best way to achieve the same effect?
For those unfamiliar: https://play.google.com/store?hl=en - the slider shows a centralized "current slider" as well as a "previous" and "next" slide preview shown behind a screen. It's continuous and you can always see a before and after.
It's not continuous. Stuff on the right doesn't slide in between slides, it just appears. It's not exactly setting the bar high for carousels.
All you really need is any old carousel split into 3 segments with translucent overlays permanently over segments 1 and 3 and one that flips on and off over segment 2. Every time a slide completes, hide the #2 overlay. Every time one begins show it again.
Stuff you'll want to know:
Rooting absolute elements to relative positioned elements with CSS so you can fix absolute panels over the content stuff without affecting layout.
Using callbacks or custom events with jQuery.
How to make transparent/translucent .png images with Photoshop to use as panel backgrounds.
Is it possible to make a line move between links when the mouse is hovered over. With a smooth animation.
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Here it is: http://fiddle.jshell.net/KzFQB/25/ Of course, you need to adapt it a bit, depending on your div's width, and so on. But the idea is very simple, i think.
Hope it helps! ^^
I'm building a joke microsite for a company. They want a feature where the mouse cursor will randomly change position when the user hovers over a certain image.
Is this possible in Javascript? How would I implement it?
Thanks!
You can't... but you can - in a way.
What you can do to mimic this behavior is that you can hide the actual cursor with css cursor: none and then create an image representing the cursor which would look the same and would be placed in position of the real cursor. Then whe user would move the mouse you'd have to update the position of the cursor image and apply your random position changes as you wish - though be aware that when user will scroll outside of the browser content window (on the controls or outside the browser) they will get their mouse cursor back to real position and your cursor will be stuck in its last position.
The only way you could pull this prank out. Good luck with it and hope they'll enjoy it ;)
PS.
inverting the mouse movement direction can be funny as well :>
You can't move the mouse cursor.
You can move the page or the image relative to the position of the cursor, which might make it look like the cursor moved when it didn't?
You can change your cursor with invisible custom icon, and then make a fake cursor and move it.