I'm trying to develop a component carousel without using libraries. For now it's pretty simple, I'd like to know how to implement functions like sliding only by item (without being in between, between one and the other...). Suggestions, solutions, tips where I can learn more about it will help a lot. Thank you very much in advance.
The code I'm doing is available at the following link: https://github.com/TiagoOliveiraGomes/looping-carousel
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I know this is a bit of a stretch, but I have been building this small React application that includes creating, editing and deleting these draggable cards. I now want to make some type of a system where I can create a list that holds those cards, so that I could possibly track their completeness that way. The issue is - I experimented with some placeholders, but the problem is I have not too much knowledge on how to approach this problem. Any advice (using React JS) would be greatly appreciated!
My repository: https://github.com/SortedIvan/DigitBiscuit
I tried creating the list functionality, but unfortunately I can't get it to work at all. I am not asking for a full on solution, but maybe advice on how to somehow target this problem! :)
I wanna create a gallery full responsive and dynamic like this: https://www.pixelflakes.com/work/
Where I should start looking for some good stuff to really understand how to create this? I'm a beginner at JavaScript, but I'm pretty good at html, CSS and bootstrap.
thanks for the help!
I came across a demo that might help you understand how to create a gallery like that. Also mensonry's codebase is available on Github. Considering that you're new to javascript, it might take some time to grasp but you'll be alright after putting in some effort.
I wanted to know if anyone could provide more insight into the design style of the following website:
http://mailchimp.com/goes-with-you/
I'd like how certain elements remain fixed, while others are responsive, and appear behind layers etc.
Basically I would like to learn more about this style of layout, what it's called, and I wanted to know if anyone could provide me with some links to online resources that go a little further into similar designs.
Any information would be very very appreciated.
Thank you!
It is known as Parallax Scrolling effect. There are many tutorials about it. Just try to use the web search with this keywords.
You seem to be looking for details about layout style called parallax:
http://www.creativebloq.com/web-design/parallax-scrolling-1131762
There are js libraries like jQuery.parallax and parallax.js that may help you developing such a site.
I'm very very new to Javascript. What I'd like to do is one of those rows of smaller images, that when you click on one it pops up bigger with left and right arrows for sliding through the photos.
What's the easiest way to get started doing something like that?
Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks.
You know we're not your research site, but since you're asking for the easiest way, I'd recommend HighSlide JS. It doesn't require JQuery, is highly personalizable, comes with examples which you can just copypasta and a nice tutorial.
Of course, if you'd include the JQuery lib to your page, you could also try one of these fancier plugins. And there are also some JQuery carousel plugins as noted by #Nupul.
Check out the galleries plugins at Web Resource Depot
I'm trying to convert a site from flash to HTML/CSS/JS ( don't ask why, I just have to ) but I'm stuck about the animations that I need.
Please follow the link and look at the site: http://www.sultanahmetkoftesi.com
As you can see, the moving layers are accelerated when you move the mouse. That is exactly what I want to do.
I'd be glad if you can provide an example or snippet.
Pure Javascript or jQuery code is fine for me.
Maybe these two projects can somehow help you...
1. http://css-tricks.com/1660-jquery-robot/
2. http://webdev.stephband.info/parallax.html
Good luck...
You may also want to look at http://spritely.net/