Is it possible to implement such animation by fullpage.js extension behind sections on scroll (destroyed effect)?
It's not possible at the moment.
The closest you can get is by using the Water Effect extension instead.
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I'm wondering how to create a website like https://vos9x.com/.
(https://i.stack.imgur.com/0fkUe.jpg)
How can I create a background animation?
What is the name of this kind of animation?
What frame work should I use?
Do you think it's possible to create it with Wordpress and the Elemtnro plugin?
Assuming that you use Wordpress with Elementor you can try the Mouse Effects of Elementor that offers this functionality at some level.
https://elementor.com/help/mouse-effects-mouse-track/
I need to build a vertical carousel like the one in the image, where I'm able to scroll and use touch.
When the active slide is clicked, the user is redirected else it scrolls to to the element.
Any tips for libraries that can help me achieve this?
Thanks in advance!
I ended up making the carousel myself following this tutorial:
How to build a carousel from scratch in vanilla js
It uses CSS3 animations to move the elements and javascript to swap classes to trigger the animations.
I have seen many websites using smooth scrolling (click here to see an example). So, my question is that how they achieve this effect, do they use some libraries, etc. I have searched for this but didn't find the right answer.
you can try using https://github.com/ivmello/easeScroll this jquery this will help you for smooth scrolling on mousewheel, but for other appering animation you have to use some animation library like gsap
The effect you are looking for is called Parallax. Do a search for "multi layer parallax websites". There was a good how-to with code high up the first page.
Edit: The second part of the example website is the Hero image (the banners) zooming, you can get that searching "Hero image zooming"
I would like to implement an infinite vertical and horizontal scrolling on a site, I'm working on something similar to Google Maps.
With a drag-and-drop interface, I'm able to navigate page that contains Divs and Images.
Are there any plugins that will allow me to get started with a base?
You can do this with jQuery, the general idea is like this:
Hide scrollbars with css body{overflow:hidden}, #your_div{overflow:hidden} or whatever you are using
Detect drag/move/release and use correct callbacks
You may also be interested in the mousewheel plugin
Use {overflow:hidden} with your div or full body. Place it where you want to scroll infinite.
Other way just check this link for horizontal scrolling infinite :
Infinite Horizontal Scrolling Div
does anyone know of a javascript/jQuery plugin that will "fly" elements onto and out of the screen as I scroll down a page?
To better describe:
I'm picturing a long, vertically scrolling page, where all the content is in little "content boxes", then as a result of different actions (in this case, as a result of scrolling), I want these boxes to be able to fly onto or off the screen.
Maybe this could be described as some kind of cross between jQuery animate and parallax scrolling?
I feel like I've seen that type of effect somewhere before and I just can't remember where...
Here you go... http://johnpolacek.github.com/scrollorama/
I'm not sure of the exact effect you want but I would use a css class that gets applied/removed to containers depending on the scroll position.
You can animate the change with css transitions.
WOW.js
Reveal CSS animation as you scroll down a page. By default, you can
use it to trigger animate.css animations. But you can easily change
the settings to your favorite animation library.