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Well there is a very wiered issue with my website, I don't know what is the reason. i have hyperlinks on images, but when I click on images, they leave their place. i am sharing a screen shot for better understanding.
Before Click
After Click
Kindly tell me what else I have to share. As I on't know the reason so I am not sharing any css or js
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Since this fixed it in the comments I'll post here so others know. When an image starts jumping around when clicked it means that there is most likely a border around the active state. To fix it simply set :
a:active{border: none!important;} //!important may be overkill
The same holds true for if it dances around when you hover over it
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I was browsing through random websites when i came across this site called canva.com and its homepage interested me a lot. It has a blurred background and when you hover through it, it becomes sharp. I tried to check out its source code but, could not figure out how they did it?
I tried to check the background image when the mouse is hovered and every time i check it, it is a different background image for different position. I don't think that the designer made all possible images and uploaded, that would not be efficient perhaps. I think that the images are dynamically generated.
Anyone else have any idea as to how it can be done?? Please check it out.
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Please excuse me if this is not possible, but I am looking for some direction on reproducing this animation without using flash.
The animation can be found on http://flatuicolors.com/
It occurs when you click a color, triggering a full screen animation with text.
I am not looking for specific code, just some ideas on if/how this is possible to simulate with JS/jQuery, the core functionality being triggering a similar animation on click with text. It only needs to be functional on desktop, as it would be used in a webapp that would not require it for mobile.
Thank you
Yes, it's just an overlay element that's fading out.
The text-zooming-out illusion could be created by animating the font-size.
Here's a simple fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/wbFUP/2/ using
.animate()
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I'm currently on this project:
http://www.webjor.com.br/
as you can see, the background for the header is pretty big, it have 900px height and comes all the way down the page, is stays over the content in the middle... aaaand thats my problem, I need the content to be clickable, so I can use buttons and outer stuff.. do you guys have any idea how I can do that? I don't wanna to slice the header background, it will be pretty anoying to fits the pattern if i did that..
Can use CSS pointer-events: none...mouse events will pass through the element on top to underlying ones.
Beware however this is a CSS3 feature and not fully supported across all browsers. Personally I would consider redesigning layout
MDN Pointer-events Docs
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When you check this webpage: http://www.google.com/nexus/7/
You see the background image seems like not moving while you scroll.
Is there any JQuery for this?
I think you want to look into Parallax backgrounds.
A Simple Parallax Scrolling Technique might be a good starting point. There are indeed jQuery plugins that can simplify the process, if you wish to use them.
As for actually having a fixed image (as in, a nonmoving background), which is not what I think you want, check out background-repeat and background-attachment: fixed;.
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I have a particular problem. There is a page with a clock, i need to stop them. I've tried something like throw new Error() or infinite/recursive loops, didn't help. This is not my site or script so i can't change anything, is there any way to stop them from firebug/chrome console?
This will stop any clocks whose compenents are contained in the DOM:
document.removeChild(document.documentElement);
This will probably work in most cases, but it is possible that the clock script will clear and redraw the clock on the document element with every iteration. If so, this is the most effective option I can think of:
window.close();
These might be overkill for your purposes, but unless you include more details about the clock or give a demo link, I can't really tell you anything more specific.
Well, actually Disable JavaScript did what i need, without removing/reloading the page.