In this tutorial today we’re going to create a horizontal portfolio layout with cool hover effects inspired. The website is made in Flash, so I thought it would be nice to recreate the flash hover effect of the portfolio items using CSS3 animations and transitions, and some jQuery to replicate the image pan effect on hover.
I’ve also added a simple falling down effect on scroll, where the portfolio items fall down as soon as they enter the visible area of the viewport.
In this tutorial I`m going to show you how to create a simple, but very stylish vertical menu using some CSS3, a bit of jQuery, a custom text font and the most impressive icon font you can find at this moment, which is FontAwesome.
Combine all of these with a nice color scheme and you get a beautiful UI element, ready to be used in your projects!
In this tutorial I want to demonstrate how we can build a jQuery banner rotator which works even over PHP/Rails caching. You only need to implement the codes on your frontend, which means the settings on your web server do not matter as much. The script will hold an array of content data which matches up based on the image and outbound links. Take a peek at my live sample demo to catch a glimpse into what we will be creating.
A simple plugin to automatically display aJax requests using jQuery with highly configurable. In the code of your script you don’t need any more support indication to the user requests. The plugin will do everything himself!
Features:
This plugin for jQuery will arrange your images to fit exactly within a container. You can define the padding between images, give the images css borders and define a target row height.
CollagePlus relies on all images being loaded before it can calculate the layout. It does not run off image sizes specified in the DOM. If you have image sizes available in the DOM then you’re probably better off calculating the layout server-side (assuming that’s where you got the image sizes from) and writing the result directly to the HTML template you’re generating.
Today we want to show you how to create some simple, yet stylish hover effects for image captions. The idea is to have a grid of figures and apply a hover effect to the items which will reveal a caption with the title, author and a link button. For some of the effects we will use 3D transforms. The aim is to keep the effects subtle and provide inspiration for many different variations.
