andreacrofts/spectrum-plugin StickyStack-js | jQuery plugin that creates a stacking effect August 1, 2015 StickyStack-js | jQuery plugin that creates a stacking effect StickyStack-js is a jQuery plugin that creates a stacking effect by sticking panels as they reach the top of the viewport. Created by Mike Zarandona DownloadHomeExample stacking effect A jQuery plugin that creates a stacking effect by sticking panels as they reach the top of the viewport. Check out the demo here: Requirements jQueryA child-like sense of wonder Usage First include jQuery, then call .stickyStack() on the main content wrapper (or define it using options). $('.main-content-wrapper').stickyStack(); Options containerElement The selector which contains the elements to be stacked. stackingElement The element(s) (which are direct children of containerElement) to be stacked on scroll. boxShadow CSS property of the shadow applied to the first un-stuck stackingElement. Credits Made by Mike Zarandona with inspiration from Matthew Peach. StickyStack-js Related posts:
15 Inspiring Examples of CSS Animation on CodePen CodePen is fast becoming the go-to place to show off what we can do with our web creations. Here’s a list of some of the great stuff people have been creating with CSS animations recently! Apple watch like Mickey watch by Jay Salvat (@jaysalvat). This is a lovely example of combining CSS transitions, SVG graphics and JavaScript to position the hands on a cute Mickey Mouse watch face. Submarine with CSS by Alberto Jerez (@ajerez). Gorgeous use of the circular port-hole shaped container gives this CSS-animated submarine a lot of charm. AT-AT by Tim Pietrusky (@TimPietrusky). Star Wars inspired AT-AT personnel carrier, drawn using text with the colours cycled in CSS. Loader SVG/CSS by Bidji (@Bidji). This loader uses the changing colours to give the impression of rotating. 3D CSS Tardis by Gerwin van Royen (@Gerwinnz). CSS can be used to create some amazing 3D effects. Dozing Bird by Peter Klein (@pmk). Pure CSS border animation without SVG by Rplus (@rplus). Cascading Solar System!
uberVU/grid A Visual Guide to CSS3 Flexbox Properties The Flexbox Layout officially called CSS Flexible Box Layout Module is new layout module in CSS3 made to improve the items align, directions and order in the container even when they are with dynamic or even unknown size. The prime characteristic of the flex container is the ability to modify the width or height of its children to fill the available space in the best possible way on different screen sizes. Many designers and developers find this flexbox layout easier to use, as positioning of the elements is simpler thus more complex layouts can be achieved with less code, leading to simpler development process. Flexbox layout algorithm is direction based unlike the block or inline layout which are vertically and horizontally based. Rather that explaining how the flex properties work, this guide will focus on how the flex properties affect the layout in a visual way. Basics Before we start with describing the flexbox properties let’s give a little introduction of the flexbox model. Usage
Buttons - A button library built with Sass Flat Buttons press mepress mepress mepress mepress mepress me gopatrik/space.js 10 Awesome jQuery Tutorials jQuery is a very popular framework among web designers and web developers because it allows them to create many things without too much coding. jQuery sliders are very popular now so having skills in jQuery programming is a must for every web developer. These 10 awesome jQuery tutorials will help you learn the basics of working with jQuery. For more inspiration and useful tools check out 10 Free jQuery Plugins for Responsive Web Design and 10 Awesome jQuery Image Galleries and Sliders. Hover Slide Effect With the help of this tutorial, you will learn to create a neat effect with some images using jQuery. Login Form With jQuery With this tutorial you can easily make some content ( for example login or signup forms) accessible on every page, but keep it hidden until needed. Typography Effects with CSS3 and jQuery In this tutorial you will create a set of nice typography effects for big headlines using CSS3 and jQuery. Lateral On-Scroll Sliding with jQuery Image Zoom Tour with jQuery
W3Schools Online Web Tutorials glarios/jQMeter 15 Best jQuery JSON Plugins | Code Geekz JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is a lightweight data-interchange format. It is easy for humans to read and write. It is easy for machines to parse and generate. JSON is a text format that is completely language independent but uses conventions that are familiar to programmers of the C-family of languages, including C, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Perl, Python, and many others. These properties make JSON an ideal data-interchange language. For this roundup I have generated a list of 15 Best jQuery JSON Plugins for developers, following plugins will help you to use JSON data mapping and convert to JSON from jQuery and back to jQuery again with ease. 1. jQuery JSONview jQuery JSONView is a plugin to view JSON in a more readable format. 2. anyToJSON anyToJSON is a javascript library that fetches data from anywhere and converts it to JSON. 3. Treema is a jQuery plugin that builds interfaces for editing large, complex, well-defined JSON data. 4. jPut 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. jQuery HTML JSON Forms 11.
webdesign.tutsplus In this series, Adi Purdila is going to walk us through how to design and code a great magazine/blog website theme in a step by step tutorial. There are going to be 5 days total in this video, which will give us plenty of time to go into each step in a great level of detail. Today, we'll be going over the intro to the project as well as the entire design phase. Let's get started! About this Tutorial Series Adi Purdila is going to walk us through an entire project - from design to coding - all here on Webdesigntuts this week! Day 1. Alright, let's kick off the series with Day 1, the design session! Day One: Designing the Basics Template We've recorded these videos in full HD resolution, so be sure to turn on the full screen HD version if you're able to! Video 1: Introduction to the Basics Design (Plus a High Speed version of the Tutorial with No Audio) - 1080p Video 2: Designing the Basics Template - 720p About the Author