In creating animated transitions, Javascript has always been implemented but German web designer Heiko Stiegert has made it using only CSS. You can do this by using CSS3 pseudo-class :target and negation pseudo-class :not () properties together with CSS3 Transition Module. Get the DEMO here. Check out his tutorial on building an accordion image gallery [...]
Here’s a pretty neat jQuery plugin created by Indamix that you can use on your website! It’s called Real Shadow, and what it does is it gives an element a shadow that changes its attributes depending on the location of the mouse cursor. The plugin works by manipulating the value of the CSS property box-shadow. [...]
Web developer Mary Lou shows an easy-to-follow tutorial on how you can make a cool elastic image slideshow with thumbnail preview. The slideshow automatically adjusts and you can navigate the slides by using thumbnail preview. Click on the image to view her tutorial. Check out the DEMO and DOWNLOAD as well. Incoming search terms for [...]
?? Web developer David Walsh has a great tutorial to share with us, which is making a multiple background with CSS. This feature is a very useful tool in preventing the need for nested elements. Click on the image to see his tutorial. Here’s the DEMO, and the CSS code: #multipleBGs { background: url(photo1.png), url(photo2.png), [...]
Kendra Schaefer and Ken Breeden’s great tutorial shows you how to create a pretty-looking bar graph/chart that’s not only animated but three-dimensional as well! The difficulty rating of the tutorial is rated at Intermediate level since it requires some understanding of jQuery, HTML, and CSS but it is nonetheless very easy to follow. Click on [...]
There’s this simple yet brilliantly designed menu created by one Louis Remi that caught my eye while I was looking for some design inspirations to feature here on Blogfreakz and well, seeing his amazing work sure compelled me to share it with you! I admit that at first glance I didn’t notice anything special about [...]
It’s impressive how some single-page websites are designed, particularly in the way they transition from one section of the page to the next. Most of these effects are done with the use JavaScript and Sergio Camalich shows us that we can accomplish pretty much the same feat with his CSS3 tutorial. Click on the image [...]
When you make a numbered list in HTML with the ordered list (<ol>) tag, sometimes you’d like to style the numbers as well. Thanks to Chris Coyier‘s tutorial, this is possible. For example you want to number the Q-and-A pairs in an FAQ list and then add styles to those numbers at the same time, [...]
Click on the image to view the demo. This is David Walsh‘s clever technique in creating one of the commonly used shapes in design – the circle — using only CSS and without any help of Photoshop. CSS This sets the border-radius that creates any size of circle display. .circle { border-radius: 50%; width: 200px; [...]
Designing menu tabs with rounded corners without using images isn’t as easy as it appears, but web developer Menno van Slooten has come up with a really good tutorial on this. Click on the image to view the demo, then download the file. In this tutorial, we’ll using CSS :before and :after pseudo elements to [...]
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