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jquery-smoove

v0.2.11

Published

A simple jQuery plugin for sexy scrolling effects using CSS3 transitions and transforms.

Downloads

117

Readme

jQuery Smoove - Gorgeous CSS3 Scroll Effects

Smoove makes it easy to implement awesome CSS3 transition effects, making your content smoothly glide into view as you scroll down the page.

CDNJS Build Status Dependency Status

Setup

Load from CDN

The easiest way to get up and running is to load jQuery Smoove from cdnjs. Make sure jQuery is loaded first though.

<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery-smoove/0.2.10/jquery.smoove.min.js"></script>

Install with Bower

Use the following command to install jQuery Smoove using bower.

$ bower install jquery-smoove

Or simply add jquery-smoove to your project's bower.json.

  "dependencies": {
    "jquery-smoove": "latest"
  }

Download

You can also just download the latest package.

Usage

jQuery Smoove needs to be activated via JavaScript.

$('.foo').smoove(options);

This will initiate jQuery Smoove on the .foo elements with the default settings. Options can however be overridden on individual objects via data-attributes as outlined in the following example.

<div class="foo"></div>
<div class="bar" data-move-x="-200px" data></div>

<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.4/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery-smoove/0.2.10/jquery.smoove.min.js"></script>
<script>
  // Attach Smoove to elements and set default options
  $(".foo, .bar").smoove({
    offset  : '15%',
    // moveX is overridden to -200px for ".bar" object
    moveX   : '100px',
    moveY   : '100px',
  });
</script>

Also note that when defining parameters via data-attributes, CamelCase names are split with hyphens e.g. moveX becomes data-move-x.

Options

| Name | Type | Default | Description | |-----------|------|---------|-------------| | min_width | integer | 768 | Disable smoove on screens with less pixel width. | | min_height | integer | none | Disable smoove on screens with less pixel height. | | offset | integer or string | 150 | Distance to the bottom of the screen before object glides into view e.g. 10%. | | opacity | integer (0-100) | 0 | The opacity of the object before it comes into view. | | perspective | integer | 1000 | 3D perspective in pixels. | | transformOrigin | string | 50% 50% | Origin of the transform in pixel, percentage or keyword (left, right, top or bottom). | | skewY | angle | none | 2D skew along Y-axis e.g. 90deg. | | move | string | none | 2D move along the X- and the Y-axis e.g. 100px,50%. | | move3d | string | none | 3D move along the X-, Y- and the Z-axis e.g. 10px,10px,10px. | | moveX | string | none | Move the object along its X axis e.g. 10px or 10%. | | moveY | string | none | Move the object along its Y axis e.g. 10px or 10%. | | moveZ | string | none | Move the object along its Z axis e.g. 10px or 10%. | | rotate | string | none | 2D rotation e.g. 90deg. | | rotate3d| string | none | 3D rotation along X-, Y- and Z-axis e.g. 1,1,1,90deg. | | rotateX | string | none | 3D rotation along X-axis e.g. 90deg. | | rotateY | string | none | 3D rotation along Y-axis e.g. 90deg. | | rotateZ | string | none | 3D rotation along Z-axis e.g. 90deg. | | scale | decimal or string | none | 2D scale on X- and Y-axis (x,y) (e.g. 2.5 or 2,0.5). | | scale3d | string | none | 3D scale on X-, Y- and Z-axis (x,y,z) (e.g. 2,3,0.5). | | scaleX | decimal | none | 2D scale on X-axis. | | scaleY | decimal | none | 2D scale on Y-axis. | | skew | angle | none | 2D skew along X- and the Y-axis (e.g. 90deg,90deg). | | skewX | angle | none | 2D skew along X-axis e.g. 90deg. | | skewY | angle | none | 2D skew along Y-axis e.g. 90deg. |

Demo

Visit ABE Media Web Design and scroll down the page to see the plugin in action.

Copyright

© 2014 - 2017 Adam Bouqdib - http://abemedia.co.uk