I would like to add a style switcher to my site and I like the ones used on themeforest templates.. How is that done and what library are they using?
Example: http://centum.envato.tabvn.com/demo.php
Slides in from the left side.
I use drupal so I'm hoping there is a module but I couldn't find anything like it.
Any ideas?
WHY AM I GETTINGS VOTED DOWN? PLEASE EXPLAIN IF I'VE DONE SOMETHING WRONG HERE
This is fairly easy to create yourself just by adding classes with an onClick handler, and then styling with the classes how you see fit. They're probably not using a plugin for this but is actually a bespoke function they've created them selves with the jQuery library.
For example.
$('.style').on('click',function(){
$('.itemToChange').addClass('styleOne');
});
Please see a basic example with this Fiddle.
Please note this is a VERY basic version, and the example you show is much more indepth
if someone still looking here are two solutions
Blast.js or
JTS
The example you provided is using this
http://drupal.org/project/flexslider
EDIT
I'm sorry I got confused.
The style switcher is custom made by Envato, the company behind themeforest you can find the code here
http://centum.envato.tabvn.com/sites/all/themes/centum/js/switcher.js
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Does anybody have any idea if it's possible to create a jsFiddle in which I can use the framework jQuery Easy UI? I cannot choose jQuery Easy UI in the list of the frameworks.
Please let me know if that's possible and how I can do it please.
How about something like this jsfidde link ?
You should select jQuery as your framework and the click the add resources button and add the desired js and css (you can look at this page to see what dependencies the demo has).
In your case, I think the resources are
http://www.jeasyui.com/easyui/jquery.easyui.min.js
and
http://www.jeasyui.com/easyui/themes/default/easyui.css
Here is the documentation for adding resources on jsFiddle: http://doc.jsfiddle.net/basic/introduction.html#add-resources
new to jquery need help please!!... - I'm trying to create two carousels on the home page using the example below but doesn't seem to work.
I realise that the example is using ids, tried to change them to classes but didnt it do much.
http://www.dreamcss.com/2009/04/create-beautiful-jquery-sliders.html
Thanks
An important philosophy in jQuery is "Don't reinvent the wheel."
Just use a plugin for features like this, such as Easy Slider!
Here's a demo of more than one on a single page
Oh, and in the future, be sure to describe what doesn't work as well as your code if you want people to actually be able to help you with your specific problem.
I really like the transition and effects used on this site: http://imagemechanics.com.au/. I would like to replicate this on a site I'm working on, but my CSS and Javascript skills are not there yet. The site said it's "nothing too special behind the scenes of the site - all done with css, jquery, ajax..."
Are there any jQuery kits out there that does the same effect? Or is there an easy way to pull the code needed from the site to replicate it myself?
Thanks in advance
check jquery scrollTo();
http://flesler.blogspot.com/2007/10/jqueryscrollto.html
i know the basics of js the language for several years, but never had a need to go deeper than say change a style of a paragraph or do a image rollover or validate a field.
am thinking going deeper with js.
can anyone recommend the top 3 library or framework that you cant live without?
Xah
Let's ask Stack Overflow Tag Trends:
Its really a personal choice, but:
JQuery
Node.js (Serverside JS)
SproutCore or Capuccino
You could take a look at this: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/wa-jsframeworks/?ca=dgr-dwexnbarbw
How do I implement the feedback form that the following sites have?:
http://foodoro.com/
http://www.heyzap.com/
(look at the left center.)
Thanks!
You should probably checkout the JQuery or similar library for this sort of effect. There are heaps of great tutorials and plug-ins out there.
I would use this code in github
https://github.com/lorenzoongithub/getsomefeedback
as a template / boilerplate.
It should be quite easy to adapt to your requirements.
Start by looking into jQuery. It's pretty nice for stuff like this.
http://www.webdesignerwall.com/tutorials/jquery-tutorials-for-designers/
The first example on there shows a simple way to at least get a sliding panel. It's not exactly what you want but it gives you an idea of what jQuery can do and maybe how you'd achieve what you want.
Edit: Here's a direct link to the sliding panel demo on there...
http://www.webdesignerwall.com/demo/jquery/simple-slide-panel.html