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I have vertically aligned div with fixed height (800px). The problem is that my div is dynamic and font size depends on number of words, for example
how can I achieve that?
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Probably you should take a look at Flowtype, a JS Library for dynamically resizing your text.
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Position sticky is not yet been utilized in all browsers, but I saw some browsers using sticky position.
Is there a way for it to implement across older-browsers (IE 7+) ?
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Here is an example of what I am trying to achieve :
context : I would like to use HTML5/CSS3 to create a mosaic of a bunch of related images. They should have no margin (unlike the example, pardon my Paint :D ) and their sizes are various, but I would need them to be "intricate", so that it makes a single scrollable block of clickable images. Please note it is possible to use Javascript if needed.
How should I go with displaying such a layout ?
Thanks for your help.
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I wasn't sure if this question has already been asked before but I was wondering how you produce the interactive dotted text and the running tiger animation you see in the middle of the run4tiger website?
http://run4tiger.com/
Any information would be appreciated.
They are using canvas elements to achieve this.
The canvas will catch the mouse over events and then react accordingly.
The loading tiger screen was drawn using SVG.
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How do you scroll to a pixel number of window height, without such plugins like fullPage.js, onePage.js?
Using plain Jquery:
$(window).scrollTop($(window).scrollTop()+$(window).height());
This just takes the current amount that the page is scrolled down (in pixels) and adds the height of the window to it.
You might want to check out this StackOverflow question on Jquery scrolling and this Jquery documentation article on $.height(), which talk about each component of this.
Good luck!
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I saw this wonderful effect at: http://www.dogstudio.be/
I was wondering how you replicate it? I am talking about the shifting of the image depending on the mouse moments, and the effects.
Try to look here: jQuery: Fullscreen "background" image that moves according to mouse position
http://manos.malihu.gr/jquery-image-panning/
http://manos.malihu.gr/repository/jquery-image-panning/demo/multiple-instances.html