Today I am going to tell how to create a Twitter Timeline with jQuery and CSS. I am planning to create facebook timeline script soon with php and jquery.
In this script, I have used jQuery minitwitter.js – to fetch the twitter feeds from Twitter Database. Then I have displayed those tweets in facebook’s timeline format with the help of CSS code
In this article, I’ll be walking through a build demo that centers on two topics. The first is responsive design patterns that embrace the viewport and that improve content discoverability beyond the basic hyperlink; in this case, off-canvas navigation. The second is the complexities of implementing such ideas in an accessible and highly performant manner. These are two topics that I believe are at the heart of the Web’s future.
A tutorial about how to create a simple expanding overlay effect using the CSS clip property and CSS transitions. In this tutorial we want to explore the practical side of it a little bit more. We are going to create a neat and simple effect for revealing some extra content and expanding a fullscreen overlay.
We want to show how to leverage the CSS clip property to make a smooth transition when clicking on a box element. The idea is to show some kind of overlay as if it’s actually underneath the respective element. Clicking an element will create a cut-out effect, revealing another layer that will expand.
Today we want to share another 3D experiment with you: a gallery room in 3D. The idea is to create a realistic environment for an image exposition using CSS 3D transforms. Images are “hanged” along a wall which will have an end. Once the end of the wall is reached, a rotation will happen and we’ll be turned to the next wall whith more images. To give a real sensation of being in a room, we only have four walls and corners. Each image will have a little description tag with a small-sized font and when clicking on it, a larger version will appear from below.
The Responsive Slideshow Photo Gallery has a fluid / flexible / responsive layout. Basically the grid is added into a html page into a div of your chosing and it’s adapting based of that div’s width, the grid height is modified based on the number of thumbnails and if other elements are below the grid div they will be pushed down automatically (document flow). In the examples provided you can see a few ways in which you might use this grid, of course that other configurations are possible.
Pure OOP JavaScript code, no usage of jQuery or other libraries, in this way there will be no incompatibilities with HTML pages that might be using jQuery or other JavaScript libraries.
The Responsive Slideshow Photo Gallery is using the GPU (hardware acceleration) using HTML5 standards. The rendering speed and performance is impeccable on desktop computers and most importantly on mobile devices, the way it works it will try to use CSS3 and if this is not available it will down fall to CSS2 or CSS1 for older browsers like IE7 and IE8.
When we create stuff for the web now it’s important we remember that the web has spread from the trackpad and mouse to the touch screen. Sometimes this is hard to accomodate for, but it’s not that hard to create some awesome cross device friendly touch and drag events with HTML5 and some smart styling!
I’ve made a little plugin that lets you grab and drag your way through a bunch of pictures of album artwork, similar to you drag through objects on an iphone at the start screen. Check out the demo to get a feel for what we’re going to be creating. The plugin isn’t too difficult to understand and you can download the finished version above, but when I first designed it, it only worked with mouse drags.
The dynamic form effects will be handled in jQuery with some additional CSS3 properties as well. I haven’t connected any backend script into the form. But there are methods for situating a full registration form, such as MailChimp or even your own custom storage. This layout is a fantastic example of what can be accomplished using just a little bit of HTML5/CSS3 and JavaScript techniques.
Megafolio Pro is a fully responsive media grid plugin that allows you to display content in almost every way possible using preset or randomly generated layouts. Dive right into the action by taking a look at our previews, showcasing just a few examples of whats possible with Megafolio Pro!
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