Github URL: https://github.com/hasinhayder/Nanimator Live Demo: http://hasinhayder.github.io/Nanimator/index2.html I got the idea of Nanimator Library while working with jQuery Transit library and CSS3 transforms couple od days ago. I was chaining the animation of numbers of objects by writing callbacks for each of them and suddenly I … Continue reading Introducing Nanimator Library – for Nano Animations
I have been learning CSS3 animations and transitions for last few days, and I found this awesome jQuery library “Transit” which can be used to replace CSS3 @KeyFrame animations. I am not a big fan of KeyFrame animations because it’s tough to write and you need to calculate a lot of things and express them in percentage of total time. Which makes it even harder to write. I mean for something small, it is more than awesome – but as soon you start writing something big, where each elements are chained to each other, you will find it pretty tough.
So, here goes the CSS3 Storyline Animation using jQuery Transit library. There are many sliders in the market who uses animations like this – so if you are good, you can even make a animation designer app using Transit.
Github URL: https://github.com/hasinhayder/CSS3-Storyline-Animation
Live Demo: http://bit.ly/CSS3Storyline
jShutterBox is a jQuery plugin I have developed two or three months ago. But I didnt release it because It was complex and users had to supply content for every animated images. Though it was ok with me that time, but last week I thought that I could make it even simpler to use. For example, just a <div> containing an image and an anchor can be converted into an animated content box 🙂
to use jShutterBox is simple. Just download the package from Box.net, include jshutterbox.js in your page, and run the following code 🙂
[sourcecode lang=”html”]
<div class="animated">
<img src="http://scripts.ofhas.in/jshutterbox/images/image2.jpg"/>
<a href="http://leevio.com" title="Leevio">Welcome to Leevio</a>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
$(".animated").jShutterBox({slide:"random"});
});
</script>
[/sourcecode]
You can configure other options, like “height”, “width”, “duration”, “borderWidth”, “borderColor”, “slide”. You can pass “random” as a value of “slide” to see the random animation. You can also specify any value of the “up,”down”,”left”,”right”,”up-left”,”up-right”,”down-left”,”down-right”for “slide” to see any specific animation too 🙂
You can view the demo at http://scripts.ofhas.in/jshutterbox/demo.html
I hope you will like it 🙂 – by the way, this plugin depends on jQuery Easing plugin.
Download jShutterBox from DropBox
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