Fun with Overflows | jQuery for Designers - Tutorials and screencasts
Posted on 16th October 2008 — Making use of the overflow and scrollLeft DOM property to scroll elements is a much more effective use of the CPU, over animating using CSS top/left. So this episode of J4D demonstrates the same effect used in two completely different ways. Earlier: Two New Series Next: Simple jQuery Spy Effect Background The first is a scrollable timeline. A couple of readers request
RefineSlide
Features A few transitions to play with Responsive down to mobile scale CSS transition & 3D transform support Javascript fallback fade transition Auto-formatted, responsive thumbnails Good browser support (IE7+) HTML captions Hardware acceleration on supported browsers Free to use and abuse as you like Simple, semantic markup Lightweight: 12k minified (4k gzipped) Installation - Essential steps -
OKShadow
OKShadow by OKFocus OKShadow is a JQuery plugin that produces drop shadows that track the mouse cursor. Many effects are possible, including depth-of-field simulation and focus effects. Examples Landscape Pyramid Squares Lines Dots Neon Usage By default, OKShadow binds to a div: $(function(){ $('#example1').okshadow(); }); OKShadow also works on text. In this case the shadow's size and movement ar
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