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I have this Javascript background wrapper that i want to add on its images some "description" div in the middle.
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
var slideInterval=20000;
var slideTransition=3500;
var slideArray=["index_files/background1.jpg","index_files/background2.jpg","index_files/background3.jpg"];
jQuery.fx.interval=33;
// -->
</script>
As it's seen, this plugin allows me only to slide images and not DIVs.
And i want to include the description below (3 descriptions for 3 images)
<div style="opacity: 1 ! important;" class="description">
<h2>An everyday...</h2>
<p>Sharing rides in underground Paris...More >></p>
</div>
What is the best way to think about when i want to associate each of the 3 description Div to the above plugin "background1...3" so the plugin will automatically display them together. Appreciate your comments.
This is really easy to do with AngularJS and BootStrap...
http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/
Scroll down to the Carousel Example and just modify it a little for your needs.
The example given on this page should do it though.
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I'm doing a small and simple project in React Js and using Bootstrap to style it. The problem is that I want the element that is last on the page to be first. For that I want to use order-1 and order-12 from Bootstrap so I need to add them when the page opens on mobile devices. Any ideas on how to do this in a simple way?
Most of Bootstrap classes are responsive, so you can write, for example className="order-md-1 order-lg-12" thus at md size your element will be first and at lg size it will be last.
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On my website I'm trying to display the animation of a coin being flipped multiple times in the air and coming back to the surface. When the animation is over it should become a static image of the side the coin landed on.
I've found multiple ways to do this such as CSS animations, sprites,... but the options with CSS animations seem to be very limited if I want a rather advanced animation and others seem to have some flaws aswell.
What is the best method of displaying an animated image for a certain amount of time and then becoming a static image?
One option is to use Javascript. You could do:
<img src="animation.gif" alt="coin" id="yourImage">
<script>
var image = document.getElementById('yourImage');
window.setTimeout(changeImage, millisecondsToEndOfAnimation);
function changeImage() {
image.src = "staticImage.png";
}
</script>
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I know this is a place for posting questions regarding the code issues but please can anyone help me out with this I need a scrolling jQuery effect like when we are on that section like if portfolio section is active then the content start scrolling automatically like in this website section number 4 what jQuery I have to use at http://stampsy.com. Can anyone help me out, please?
I'm confused by your question but I think you want the picture slide effect?
If so, I would recommend using the bootstrap Carousel, should give you what you need.
EDIT:
For the section number 4 just use the CSS scroll effects.
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well i was planning to do something like this:
http://www.bluefountainmedia.com/portfolio
That every time you click on the image, the div below will show, and if im going to click other images, it'll toggle back up, then open the next portfolio with the same div but different images and descriptions on the side.
Note: they have the same div, just calling out different items.
Thank you.
Actually if you look at the console, they are calling different divs. You could probably get it done quickly using jQuery .slideUp() / .slideDown().
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Is it a lightbox gallery of somesort? I'll try and find an example of what I mean and link it.
I'm not entirely sure how this would be implemented? Would I put it at the bottom of a header element if I wanted it to overlay on top of the transition between the header of the page and the main article text?
Sorry for any lack of knowledge/terminology in advance.
Probably you are looking for Slider Evolution. I used it for some quick projects and it's really nice and customizable with themes. Explore the demo page here
EDIT: You may as well consider using frameworks like Bootstrap. It has Carousel Component.