Stampede Blog - Responsive Bootstrap Push Menu Tutorial Getting bored with the current responsive Bootstrap menu? Or you simply don't want to use Bootstrap 3 dropdown menu on mobile because the menu is just too tall? Bootstrap 3 Mobile Menu Well, why don't you try to use push menu for mobile instead? Bootstrap 3 Mobile Push Menu For this responsive bootstrap push menu tutorial, I'm using Takien's jPushMenu. Before jumping to the tutorial, why don't you check out these demos for Left Overlay, Left Push, RightOverlay, or Right Push? Responsive Bootstrap Push Menu - HTML Here I am using default Bootstrap Navbar with additional classes for push menu to work. Based on the above html, added classes can be found on line 05 (toggle-menu menu-left push-body) and line 15 (cbp-spmenu cbp-spmenu-vertical cbp-spmenu-left). Responsive Bootstrap Push Menu - CSS This is using Takien's jPushMenu.css with some modifications. Responsive Bootstrap Push Menu - Javascript Nothing fancy here, and should be self-explanatory. UPDATE Bootstrap v3.3.0 UPDATE: iOS Fixed
How to make a carousel using only HTML and CSS (no JavaScript required!) Recently, I’ve been working on a site that uses a CMS that’s a bit limiting. I can add my own HTML and CSS to the site, but JavaScript is off-limits. The designs I’m working from included a carousel. This is the first item Idque Caesaris facere voluntate liceret: sese habere. This is the second item Vivamus sagittis lacus vel augue laoreet rutrum faucibus. And finally, the third Quis aute iure reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse. Let’s build one! The structure The structure of our carousel goes something like this: We have a main div.carousel-wrapper that gives our carousel its size. Each of our div.carousel-item elements have some content within them, and two links, a.arrow-prev and a.arrow-next, which we use to cycle between the carousel items. Because our individual carousel items will be position: absolute (so we can stack them on top of eachother), we have to set the div.carousel-wrapper’s height manually, and it makes sense to do this inline. <! That’s it for our HTML. The styles
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Coder's Block Blog / Checkbox Trickery with CSS Checkboxes are great. Combine them with the right CSS and you can pull off some really neat tricks. This article aims to showcase some of the creative things you can do with checkboxes. Read on and keep in mind that the demos in this article use no JavaScript. The Basic Formula It all starts with the HTML. Nothing tricky there. Why not display: none? Hiding <input> makes it easier for us to do our own thing. We’re using a combination of the :checked pseudo-class and the + adjacent sibling selector to say “when the checkbox is checked, find the <label> right after it and apply awesome styles”. Alright, let’s see it in action. The best part is, they’re still checkboxes. Hiding/Showing Content So far it’s been all about styling <label>, but we can go beyond that. The :checked pseudo-class works on radio buttons the same as checkboxes. The radio button indicators are rendered within <label> using a combination of ::before (for the outer ring) and ::after (for the green dot). Folder Tree
Stop Printing Ugly WordPress Pages With This Easy Fix As a WordPress designer, you fret and worry about how your pages and your posts look – on the screen. That’s what it’s all about, right? You look at that new travel-story website you just finished, and it looks great in all the current web browsers. A week later, you’re sitting at your computer when the client calls and says, “Hey, our customers are trying to print stuff off that new website you made for us, and everything is a mess – you have to fix that – now!!!” Then you (for the first time ever) choose your browser’s print command, your printer starts whirring and clacking, and by the time you slide over to your printer it’s already printed out three sheets of paper when it should have just been one sheet. Your client is right (aren’t they always?). Your head spins as you try to figure out what’s wrong and what to do, as the enraged client continues yelling into the phone – her voice getting higher and louder. Do People Actually Print Web Pages? Web pages are ethereal. Don’t worry.
Download the Best Joomla Free Extensions - 2015 CSS3 Border-Image Explained One of the more powerful new CSS properties, border-image is also one of the best supported, with the exception of (all together now) IE10 and earlier. It is, unfortunately, also one of the most obtuse and difficult to understand. The explanation of how border-image works is perhaps best illustrated graphically. First, let's break down any border into its components: let's imagine an ormolu picture frame, divided up into nine tiles using two horizontal and two vertical lines. Rather than allowing you to specify a separate image for each part of a border, border-image insists that you create one image, with all the parts in place, and then slice that image up using CSS values that map to the positions of these lines. Let's imagine that we're playing Battleship, and reference each tile created by our divisor lines. Let's consider the sides and top of our frame, because they have rather particular, and changeable, conditions. border-image: url(image) H1 V2 H2 V1 img.frame {
CSS-Only Responsive Layout with Smooth Transitions A tutorial on how to create a 100% width and height smooth scrolling layout with CSS only. Using a radio button navigation and sibling combinators we will trigger transitions to the respective content panels, creating a "smooth scrolling" effect. View demo Download source In this tutorial we will create a responsive 100% width/height layout with some smooth page transitions. Please note: the result of this tutorial will only work as intended in browsers that support the respective CSS properties. Note that we will exclude vendor prefixes in this tutorial. The Markup The structure will be consist of a main container with the class st-container which will contain the radio buttons and link, and the wrapper with the class st-scroll for the panels. What we want to do is basically move the panel wrapper by changing it’s top value and bringing the respective panel into the viewport. OK, let’s style this thing! The CSS Let’s take a look at the main container’s style: And that’s all!
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