Skrollr Tutorial | How To Create A Scrolling Slideshow In this tutorial we will create a scrolling website containing 4 fullscreen sections with images and a short description. We’ll use Skrollr.js and to animate CSS3 transform: translate() of a large container to create smooth scrolling transitions between the slides. View Demo Download Files What you’ll learn how to lay out your htmlhow to use Skrollr for horizontal animationshow to pause a scrolling animationhow to animate like David Copperfieldand much more Related Screencast Busy working on your own project? 1:22 – 1. Open the starting files, watch the video and follow the steps below. 1. This will be our full width, full height container with an overflow hidden. body and html are both resized to 100% width and height. #slides is a container that will include all 4 slides. Again it takes up the whole screen. 2. Next we’ll add 4 divs .slide and set the width and height to 50%. This will make sure we can layout all 4 of these containers into each corner of the parent #slides. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
How To Create a Parallax Scrolling Effect Deepetching hair Making a selection is easier, faster, and more precise than ever in the new Select and Mask space you'll find in the latest version of Photoshop CC. In this example, we'll hide the background of the top layer to reveal the content in the layer below. I can start by choosing any selection tool in my toolbar and then click the Select and Mask button in the Options bar above where even without a selection active, I can come to the Select menu and choose Select and Mask. This will open the Select and Mask space where you'll find the tools you need for making and refining selections all in one space. We'll start with the Quick Selection tool in the upper left here. On the right side of my screen, I can move up the Transparency slider to preview my end results, move it all the way down to see a full view of the layer or move it somewhere in between to get a mix of the two. At this point, I'm might want to change the view. Finally, I can choose what kind of output I'd like from this menu.
Parallax Scrolling Tutorial As you probably know, Parallax is a visual effect, where positions of objects look differently when we view them from different positions. The parallax scrolling creates the illusion that the two objects that are in line of sight, but at a distance from each other, moving at different speeds. This effect we can see everywhere when we in the movement: when we go along the street, we see that all nearest things move much faster than distant things, when we drive a car we can see that the trees and shrubs near the road sweep very quickly, and the rear landscape, such as mountains, moving very slowly. This effect is Parallax motion. This effect can be applied to web pages: we can apply the parallax effect to blocks that contain background images and some internal content. When we scroll the page, the content is scrolling, but the background should stay in place. Step 1 – HTML As you can see, the html markup doesn’t seem complex. Step 2 – Images Step 3 – CSS Live Demo [sociallocker] Conclusion
Bootstrap one-page template with Parallax effect Bootstrap one-page template with Parallax effect Bootstrap tutorial / parallax scrolling tutorial. It is no secret that the bootstrap is used on many websites now. This allows to save time and create excellent results in a short period of time. In particular it concerns the markup and styles. Last time, when we wrote about the bootstrap, we received many positive comments, so I decided to prepare another lesson on using this framework today. Live Demo Step 1. For a start – prepare a skeleton markup: index.html <! This is the minimal markup which allows us to use the responsive nature of the Bootstrap. Top navigation menu This is the fixed navigation bar. <! Basically, this is UL-LI-based menu (as usual). Section 1 – Home The first section is full-sized greeting page: <! The greeting text is aligned vertically by center. Section 2 – About There are two columns, the image is in the first columnm and centered text is in the right column: <! Section 3 – Services <! Section 4 – Information <! <! Step 2.
How to make Multi-Layered Parallax Illustration with CSS & Javascript Hey friends, I will be showing you how to create a simple multi-layered illustration with depth that transitions into the content in a unique way. We’ll be using a technique that involves CSS and pure JS (no jQuery!). The tutorial is for beginners with basic Javascript and CSS knowledge, so I will be explaining most of the things and link to external sources. Preview final effect Prepare the illustration Let’s start by cutting the painting into layers. If you don’t, then do not worry we can fix that. I will be providing a painting that I did last year. Download assets What we are looking for is splitting the painting into multiple png files with transparent background (layers), which will allow us to create the sense of depth. Layers in the back will be moving slower than the ones in the foreground what will give us the effect of depth. One other thing that will give a better transition to next section is making the bottom of the image the same color as the background. Get codin’ Preparations
Recreating the Firewatch Parallax Effect The design Before we even start coding, we need to create our design. If you looked at the end result, then you'll see that I've chosen to play on the theme of Firewatch, and do something a little different with Ice and cool blues. In whatever program you prefer, create each layer of your illustration and save it as a transparent PNG. Make it wide. I set mine at 1920px in width, and if possible make it something that can be tiled horizontally. If you plan on supporting Retina displays (@2x resolution) then make the images twice as big, and we’ll scale with CSS later. For reference, here are my layers:Layer 1 (logo), Layer 2, Layer 3, Layer 4, Layer 5, Layer 6. We will start with a simple template as our base. Create an index.html file in your favorite text editor, and paste in the following code. View the HTML: Notice how we have created a .parallax-layer div for each layer of our illustration, and that they all follow the same pattern.
10 CSS & JavaScript Parallax Scrolling Code Snippets There’s a lot of confusion about parallax design and how it works on the web. Generally speaking, parallax design is the use of motion to create the illusion of depth on a page. This can relate to background changes or semi-fixed position items that move alongside the user’s scrolling. We’ve covered many examples from websites but haven’t gone into detail about the techniques involved. For this collection I’ve picked my favorite parallax designs that offer free source code you can play around with and even bring into your own projects. 1. The Great Fall designed by CJ Gammon is one of the most unique interfaces I’ve ever found. It uses a custom script to create a waterfall sprite that seems to flow endlessly down the page. Not to mention the page also has small tooltip windows that feature content boxes of relevant info. But for the most part this is really a testament to what’s possible in modern web development. 2. When you scroll, each page section appears “above” the background. 3. 4.
Practical CSS Parallax by Keith Clark Last year, I wrote an article that demonstrated how to acheive the popular parallax scrolling effect using nothing but CSS transforms. Since then, I've had plenty of feedback from developers about the technique and the issues they have run into. This post tackles many of these issues and outlines practical methods for implementing CSS parallax. CSS Parallax feature detection Many of the reported issues from this technique are focused on older browsers not completely supporting 3D transforms and therefore rendering layers incorrectly. @supports ((perspective: 1px) and (not (-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch))) { } This will only apply the parallax effect if the browser implements CSS feature detection, the perspective property and, to address iOS momentum scroll issues, doesn't support -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch. Feature detection demo Smooth scrolling to content using CSS A common feature with parallax sites is the ability to scroll smoothly between sections of content. Safari Firefox