I'm trying to implement a slider feature whenever a user slides the page in ionic application. To elaborate, when I swipe the slider the segment button does highlights but the remaining segment buttons are hidden where I have to swipe the slider manually. Is there any way to make the whole segment slide as when I swipe the content?
I found the solution by using angular animation and translating the segment component horizontally. How you are going to use animation depends upon you.
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I'm making a React website where I display popups using createPortal and my popups have buttons that take you to different popups (e.g. there's one popup where a user can confirm a session, and when they click the confirm button, another popup comes up saying their session has been confirmed). I want to create an animation where the text from the first popup slides out and the text from the second popup slides in when the button is clicked, but I can't find any suitable ways of doing so without glitches or bugs. I tried Framer Motion, but there was an issue where the components would only animate when entering the DOM, not when leaving.
Here's my component structure:
<CustomPortal> // made with createPortal
<Modal>
<ConfirmSession /> // this should slide out
<SessionConfirmed /> // this should slide in
</Modal>
</CustomPortal>
Any ideas on how to accomplish this?
I'm facing a problem with the dots of owl carousel lib in mobile. When you click in one dot to see another item of the carousel, and then pass the slider to see another one, it stays activated. Don't know what to do.
And here's the link to the live version:
https://victorsaisse.com/carousel/
Thank you
I was wondering if there were any online resources to creating a fullscreen modal without using Bootstrap. I'd like to learn how to implement this myself. The full effect would be a scrollable overlay for a projects section so if the user wants to view more of a project they can click on the image and a fullscreen box overlays the current page with the ability to close when done.
I think, this animatedModal will handle it.
http://joaopereirawd.github.io/animatedModal.js/
Using this article I made an overlay div fade in/out on mouse click with ng-hide/ng-show. It works fine except one small thing - when page is loading and not all Angular is loaded yet, the overlay flickers for a moment then fades out when Angular loads respective variables that are in charge for overlay visibility.
The div looks like this in Jade:
.overlay(ng-show="overlayStatus=='on'", ng-init="overlayStatus='off'", ng-animate="'fade'")
Now to remove that flickering, and make the overlay hidden on load without Angular evaluations, I add style="display:none;" to this div and it seems to fix the issue. Though I am not sure if it's a proper way to do this.
Please advise.
You need to use ng-cloak directive
I have a webpage that shows an image gallery for the current week, and I have a top bar navigation "prev" and "next" links to cycle through the galleries. Currently clicking on the links causes a whole page refresh. I think the user experience would be smoother if, when we click "next" we animate a slide-in of the next page content from right to left, and vice versa, if we click "prev" we animate the previous week of results from left to right (similar to how page transitions work in a mobile app when you swipe). Note, I do not need to detect actual swipe gestures and I think jquery mobile markup is overkill.
To preload the data that will be sliding in I can make an ajax call, or even have the data preloaded in json for me to construct the replacement html off screen. I will use html5 window history push state to change the url to the actual location we will be navigating to. The only thing I haven't been able to find is to do the actual animation. I have looked into carousels, but none of them quite do what I want. Is there an existing library that handles just the animation of page transition, having that slight recoil bounce effect?
Thanks.
EDIT: I just found jquery.animate which I think might do the trick.
There are any number of jQUery based image gallery libraries that you might want to choose from. If you can't find one to transition between different galleries teh way you want to, it should not be a problem to use jQuery to asynchronously load new galleries and then animate them into place.