Good morning, everyone!
I have realised (just now) that i have never ever done sliders before, so i am a little confused on how to implement them into my project.
I need to have my text in the middle, two arrows (left and right) and balls below (so you can jump to wanted slide). There are no images.
The thing is that after a brief Googling session i saw a lot of suggestions to use special libraries, etc. I am sure it can be done in pure HTML & CSS.
The desired look:
I would really appreciate any kind of related literature and/or examples (jsfiddle, etc).
Thank you!
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Apologies for the vague title, as I don't know how to describe it without visual examples. I want to ask a question about a popular section/component I see all the time on websites. This image shows what I mean.
The website I took this from is https://emol.work/
In the context of that website, the component I mean divides the front page into 4-5 sections, with differing colors. What is this section/component called? or, if there is such a place, could you point me to a site/resource that explains popular components in websites/web development?
Thanks in advance.
I believe this to be a rotating banner or front page carousel, I'm not an expert but here's a link that may help you further and hopefully answers your question:
https://www.artonicweb.com/learn/web-design-trend-rotating-banner/#:~:text=A%20rotating%20banner%2C%20also%20called,Front%2Dpage%20Carousel
May this help you: "On the web the hero section is typically a prominent image, slider, text or similar element that has pride of place at the top of your homepage layout and possibly subsequent pages. It is front and center and in your face"
So the title pretty much say's it all, In case anyone is interested I'm self thought so please don't be so hasty to say I did no research or put any effort into this because I've messed around with a lot of various things on this somewhat BS page and searched using Google Yahoo and Bing looking for a similar issue. Basically the table layout seems to to get like a default transparent overlay, I noticed its only directly on the table because the background images are clearly visible when scrolling past the top of the page and its visible in each table cell.
Like I said I've tried various things with no luck but if this is just some common newbie mistake please point me to some reading material or even a good book for web design as I could really use the know how and wouldn't mind learning something as apposed to shooting in the dark with random bits of HTML, CSS and JavaScript in the little free time I do have..
*Also I was doing all this using blogger as my "host" mainly because I plan to ingrate the blogger framework or whatever into the page after I know its good to go. Find a link to the page below, If you need the raw HTML not formatted to blogger just let me know.
https://layout-dev.blogspot.com
Turns out the image host for the body background-image wasn't loading in the image on apple device's, still not sure why but after relocating the image to my personal Dropbox and directly linking to it that solved the problem. *As weird as that may sound the original url was http://subtlepatterns.com/patterns/binding_dark.png and simply replacing it with https://dl.dropbox.com/s/njcu65h90cmsbp8/binding_dark.png solved the problem. -Figured I should post the answer just in case someone ever has a similar issue.
Hi guys, in the above image there is a screenshot of a UI I am working on for the purposes of a college assignment which involves manipulating the DOM using JQuery.
Currently I have the logic working and I am now trying to tidy my code and enhance the UI. I'm not sure if this is the correct place to ask this question as strictly speaking I do not think it is a programming issue but I thought I'd take my chances!
For some reason the slider in the image above is being pushed out of place and I have no idea why. Does anyone know what might be causing this??
The stylesheet is huge so I don't want to include it, unless you need to see a certain part.
Any help is much appreciated.
In the image the circle shows the slider trailing off the UI. The arrow points to where It should be located. The underlined slider is how it should also be appearing.
So I know that the question of how to make a radial menu has come up before and I am aware that some people have done absolutely amazing things already, but! I have to make one and I can't use anything more than css and js. The problem is, I have to implement the menu on the clients piece of crap drag and drop editor. It doesn't have anything fancy installed and isn't the most wonderful environment to work in.
To make matters worse, it has to be compatible back to IE8. I know. Trust me.
I was initially thinking of using a bunch of divs shaped as triangles layered over each other, but then I would have to cut off all of the tips poking out. Not sure how to do that.
Any ideas?
By the way, this is the triangle idea: http://imgur.com/YcWeOjE
Right guys,
I have been looking all over the internet for a tutorial to which will show me how to re-create this effect on images...
http://flash-effects.com/tutorial-image-transition-flying-tile-3d/
I dont want to install these 3rd party components, because the project I am working on at present, may in future need to be edited by other designers/developers.
Is there anyway to do this just via scripting???
Any feedback would be appreciated, im ideally looking for a tutorial...
Most of what you're looking for is here. Then download the Bitmap.zip example and look through it. Although I will reiterate what the page says, you really should buy the book. It's quite good and teaches a lot about Flash in general, not just game programming.
You'd still have to figure out how to randomize the height and width of the pieces, add an onClickListener, and then move the pieces. From the example you provided it looks like they're just moving them back and forth in a z-dimension.
Hope this helps.