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Pseudo elements with custom attributes to create a css3 menu that will bounce
You must have already seen this (what I call “bouncing”) hover effect in navigation menus. Curious how to recreate it easily ?
Below you’ll find my approach.
It’s pure css, I use an “::after” pseudo-element with a custom attribute.
Standard and retina display sprites with compass – how to
One of the of compass features that are especially compelling is “spriting”. With compass you simply place all your images in a folder and import them into your stylesheet.
In this post I’ll share with how I prepare my sprites in two “versions” for standard and retina display.
Shopping in Paris – free vector
Still in the “shopping” theme (see my previous post) this time I prepared a simply illustration: a beautiful girl doing her shopping with Paris roofs and Eiffel Tower in the background. Created in Adobe Illustrator CS5 back saved to CS4 version.
... moreCreate your portfolio gallery using html5 canvas – tutorial
In this tutorial we will build a photo gallery and enhance it with html5 canvas and css3 transitions. See the demo and try the hover effect. The grayscale “copies” of our images are created with canvas and we use pure css3 for the smooth change.
... moreCreate a fancy responsive image-on-hover effect
In this tutorial we will create a fancy image on hover effect. We’ll use pure css3 and provide a jQuery solution for the browsers that do not support opacity and transitions. We will also take care that it works responsively.
... moreIntriguing animate-on-scroll effect – jQuery tutorial
I suppose that I was not the only one to become speechless in front of the Nizo for iPhone website.
In this tutorial we try to recreate the intriguing scrolling effect.
postcard from Paris – css3 keyframes animations in use
I decided to explore the area of css3 keyframes animations. We are going to create a sort of virtual postcard. Greetings from Paris !
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