One fact of web development life in 2014 that's been difficult for me to admit is that the traditional JavaScript toolkit is mostly dead. For years we relied on them for almost everything but now that JavaScript and CSS has caught up with what we need, we can often avoid using JavaScript toolkits if we take the time to research new native capabilities. One argument for sticking with toolkits tha
A responsive folded flyer-like restaurant menu with some 3D, featuring recipes from Michael Natkin from herbivoracious.com Your current viewport size shows the simplified version CSS animations are not supported in your browser CSS transforms are not supported in your browser CSS 3D transforms are not supported in your browser CSS transitions are not supported in your browser Sorry, only modern br
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Come sapete, amo molto il linguaggio CSS ed in particolare mi piace sempre andare oltre, in questo caso ho voluto creare un pacchetto di animazioni in CSS3 che potrete usare liberamente per i vostri scopi e quindi nei vostri progetti web, si chiama Magic! Il progetto è hostato anche su GitHub, questo per avere i migliori pareri dai migliori sviluppatori e quindi migliorare il codice, renderlo il p
jquery.animate-enhanced plugin Extend $.animate() to detect CSS transitions for Webkit, Mozilla and Opera and convert animations automatically. Compatible with IE6+ Properties supported: (more to come) left/right : using translate(x, y) or translate3d(x, y, z) top/bottom : using translate(x, y) or translate3d(x, y, z) opacity width height New features in v1.0: Animation 'queue' support (including
This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. CSS3 Animation With jQuery Fallbacks Addy Osmani | July 6, 2011 In today's post, we'll be taking a look at how you can use CSS3 transitions to power your application's animations with jQuery's .animate() method as a fallback where transitions aren't supp
Kamon art piece for Helio Gallery, 18x24 giclee print, 2006 Kamon Giclee Print Kamon Series consist of Adobe Flash Lite interactive art pieces created specifically for cell phones. Based from traditional Japanese kamons the artwork is a result from a application written for cellphones that uses cell phone signals to determine a procedurally generated composition. Senbazuru: Dancer - An as3 flash w
Get affordable and hassle-free WordPress hosting plans with Cloudways — start your free trial today. I get a little giddy when I come across perfect uses for :nth-child or :nth-of-type (read about the difference). The better you understand them, the more css nerdgasms you get to have! In these simple “recipes” (really: expressions) I’ll arbitrarily use a flat list of list items and randomly chosen
Midwinter Duncan Grant Web Designer Front-End Developer Wordpress Developer Just recently I have been playing around with the multiple text-shadow capabilities of CSS3. Now, building on top of that I have produced a method for creating 3D isometric text, by using multiple text-shadows and 2D transforms. In this demo the 3D text is created from multiple offset shadows that increase in darkness with
I was recently experimenting with CSS 3D transforms. Is it possible to build a 3D city with just CSS? Yesterday I’ve posted on twitter about a quick CSS 3D demo, here comes the follow up blog post. Most of you are aware that Safari and most decent modern browsers support CSS rotation. No javascript nor plugins involved. The following code rotates #element by 15 degrees. #element { -moz-transform:r
Native These are the natively supported easing functions, built into WebKit. linear ease ease-in ease-out ease-in-out Custom These are custom easing functions (thanks to Robert Penner & Thomas Fuchs) that can produce much more interesting transitions. Generated Animation CSS Internally the custom easing function for the transition is faked using CSS animations. Here is the code that is produced on
dom3d: rendering 3d with CSS3 Fork me on github! James Long works for Mozilla and can be reached at [email protected] Here is a 3d object. It is rendered with pure HTML and CSS using 2d transforms. These let you specify a transform property on a DOM element composed of translate, rotate, skew, and scale functions. To achieve the 3d effect, I project the 3d triangles into 2d screen space usin
The box-shadow property allows designers to easily implement multiple drop shadows (outer or inner) on box elements, specifying values for color, size, blur and offset. Browser support is growing of late with Mozilla (Firefox), Webkit (Safari/Chrome/Konqueror), Opera and the IE9 Platform Preview all offering a decent implementation of the spec, although Mozilla and Webkit still require their respe
CSS3 is completely changing the game for creating buttons on the web. Techniques that were once only possible with images are now easily executable with just a few lines of code. For this post we custom built six attractively styled CSS buttons for you to copy and paste right into your projects, zero attribution required. As with anything good in CSS3, the buttons below work great in Webkit and Mo
CSSBeginner's tutorialsYour first website: Styling the contentCSS styling basicsWhat is CSS?CSS getting startedChallenge: Biography pageBasic selectorsAttribute selectorsPseudo-classes and elementsCombinatorsBox modelHandling conflictsValues and unitsSizingBackgrounds and bordersOverflowImages, media, formsStyling tablesDebugging CSSChallenge: Business cardChallenge: Fancy letterheadChallenge: Fan
Get affordable and hassle-free WordPress hosting plans with Cloudways — start your free trial today. I made some progress bars. They look like this: They use no images, just CSS3 fancies. Like a good little designer always does, they fall back to totally acceptable experience. Here’s what they look like in Opera 11 which supports some of the CSS3 used here but not all. As you might imagine, in bro
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