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I am in need of a js slider that allows me to display both landscape and portrait oriented images. The overflow of these images must be the same height on the top and bottom (ie. vertical-align: middle;). I've tried to do this with by adding code to my current slider with the name Nivo-slider but it does not work as good as I would like to.
Is there a slider that does this for me?
you can use Cycle.js version2 that have vertical height feature,
check this:
http://jquery.malsup.com/cycle2/demo/center.php
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I would like to embed a smartphone in my website and display webpages in its screen. Everything would be in html(I prefer 5), css and js and I dont know if there is any plugin that does this because I have no idea how to do it.
Thank you in advance
Insert an image of a phone on the page, with the correct dimensions so the screen is big enough on the phone.
Make a div with the screens dimensions and position it on top of the phone image.
Insert an iframe in the div with both width and height set to 100%.
Use a predetermined URL in the iframe, or set one dynamically with JS.
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I want to use jQuery to make an image switcher. I want it to be done in a div.
This is what I have: <div id="main-pic"></div> which means I completely have no idea how to do it...
Anyway, here is what I need:
If the image appears to be too small, and if you don't mind, zoom in your browser
It's called a carousel. One example of such is this Bootstrap Carousel
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I am looking for a responsive photo gallery. I would like all the photos in b&w and when your mouse is over a photo that she gets colored. Does anyone have an idea ? a demo available ?
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I think this example would help:
http://gianlucaguarini.com/canvas-experiments/jQuery.BlackAndWhite/
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I am looking for JavaScript library which allows to switch screens like it's done in iOS.
It's ok if it will be with buttons (not touch). The main thing is smooth switching screens.
Thanks.
Check out jQuery Mobile and Sencha Touch
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If you go to http://wonderwall.msn.com/, you'll notice that the wall is scrollable...and it's an awesome grid layout.
Is there a library that can do this? Preferably in JQuery
The javascript library used on this site was YUI.
Here is a link to there site.
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/
Although i dont think there is one plugin that will achieve the total effect. The wonderwall website uses a clever combo of js and good css.