Hey guys, I'm trying to figure out how to make a Div with its contents, slide from the top of the screen, or from behind another element if possible,

So if anyone has any ideas please post em! ![]()
Hey guys, I'm trying to figure out how to make a Div with its contents, slide from the top of the screen, or from behind another element if possible,

So if anyone has any ideas please post em! ![]()
checkout the code from this website http://shauninman.com/
Any others? I've been to that site before and tried to mess around with that, but didn't come out as expected.
Would you like help getting it to work? I'm sure I can help you set it up the way you want it.
Look at this example
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/97/45/...ml?tw=authoring
PS: Shauninman doesn't give to permission for sliding panels
I don't understand, why didn't do it obfuscate JavaScript if you don't will give to permission?
I have a another example but it's vertical DHTML Sliding Panelbar, if you want take inspiration try this link
http://www.wdonline.com/dhtml/toolbar/demo.htm
http://www.siteexperts.com/tips/techniques/panels/page1.asp
http://www.siteexperts.com/tips/techniques...els2/update.asp
http://web.archive.org/web/20030212063606/...esign/dhtml.htm (Move to mouse cursor bottom of the page black area )
Last one...
Look at top of the page "Blue Bar [Contents]", click the blue bar, watch the action.
Hey Timan,
I found excellent example from Michael Interface. Forget it Shaun Inman codes. You can check there..
http://home.arcor.de/michaels.interface/tu...er/vertical.htm
PS: Please check the cros browser (Firefox and IE), I'm using Firefox
Hey Timan,
I found excellent example from Michael Interface. Forget it Shaun Inman codes. You can check there..
http://home.arcor.de/michaels.interface/tu...er/vertical.htm
PS: Please check the cros browser (Firefox and IE), I'm using Firefox
That last one might just work
thanks!
EDIT: the technique I had in mind was called "fade everything"
this would be more helpful:
http://moofx.mad4milk.net/#introduction
(great and very lightweight)
EDIT: the technique I had in mind was called "fade everything"this would be more helpful:
http://moofx.mad4milk.net/#introduction
(great and very lightweight)
Whoa, thanks for that awesome link pichfl--this is CRAZY!Thanks again,
-NC
Using mooFX extensively here too, I love it to pieces :3
Howdy. Being the ever vain person I am, I did a quick search to see who's linked to my site (wdonline.com), and found this thread. If you're still needing help, give me a holler.
Btw, that mooFX looks sweet! My next design is going to feature some animation (I haven't done any in a while on my site), I might just have to use that library instead of rewriting old animation library. Hmmmm.
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