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I am using infinite scroll and would like to post an image after every 3 times an article is loaded. Preferably a WordPress function would be best. Can anyone direct me to an article which covers this or perhaps offer a solution.
If I understood your problem, a good solution is AJAX.
Once an article is loaded, call a JS function which call your Wordpress function.
I am not a Wordpress expert but AJAX is an hint to achieve that.
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can anyone explain me, how I can add a content preloader to my site so that's look like this:
How is this done?
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This is called a Loading placeholder.
You can find some examples on many sites.
Here is an example on Codepen. As you can see, you can do it only with HTML and CSS.
If you want other examples, you can find a lot of tutorials on YouTube with keywords Loading placeholder tutorial. If you want to make it more easily, you can use this library.
Good luck.
You can get better per loader from https://icons8.com/preloaders/
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I wanted to have animation on my content i searched whole day and got something to work on it.I used same technique as they used everything is seems same still when i scroll my website there is no animation on content after slider.
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Looks like you're missing the imagesloaded.js file used in the example. You need to reference this script in your code.
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I have not tried doing this yet. I'm curious if anyone has even tried this or if it's even possible.
Thank you!
WordPress is a PHP CMS, So it's not related to JavaScript, So you can use any JavaScript code / library / framework you want.
The final answer is Yes you can
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I've been trying to google this for hours, and I'm just totally clueless. I want to make something similar to the "Recent Vehicles" section at the bottom of this site, where you can click the arrow and the cars slide on and off the screen.
I have no idea what's the correct thing to google. I know it's not a slider or a carousel, because that's what I've been searching all night.
If someone can show me the basic idea of how to do this in Javascript, jQuery or Angular that would be awesome. Thanks in advance! =)
http://demo.themesuite.com/index.php?theme=Automotive-WP
It is called a Carousel. A good one can be found at http://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/
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I want to make a popup with any coding language, I don't mean an error popup with JavaScript but just a div that comes in front and makes the other things grayer.
I hope you understand what I mean, who can help me?
EDIT: I mean something like http://habnote.nl/?utm_source=loggedout (don't matter the website)
Unfortenetly it is possible only on Javascript.
You can either use the simple command alert(Hello world!). Or get it a bit nicer with alert jQuery plugins.
Good luck.