All the JavaScript-related tutorials, ideas and various posts in Stampede Constructs
Let’s just say that you have a big event about to happen soon – how do we alert users on the event? Creating a countdown would be a good start. See how Doug Avery create this awesome flipping 3D countdown by clicking the button below.
Need to see progression of something within a certain time? How about using this line chart coded by Peter Dykstra to track it. The wonders javascript could create!
Hamburger menu is very useful when creating responsive website. A long list of menu can be hidden until user clicks a hamburger lookalike button to see the menu. This will save lots of space in small screen devices. Thomas Zinnbauer has shared how to create this function by using combination CSS3 and javascript.
SideComments is a sleek commenting system by Eric Anderson that allows users to strategically leave comments on any paragraphs on the website. In a post that acts as a demo itself, Eric briefs how it works.
Try hovering over each of the section and you’ll notice a little “comment bubble” pop up. Clicking on the markers on the right will show the SideComments. Sections without any comments only show their marker on hover. Good luck!
Bored with common link styles or the usual hover effect over and over again? It’s time to get creative with your link effects. My favourite is the one with a rectangular box that transforms to 3D block on hover. What about yours?
Ideas struck Martin Angelov, the founder of tutorialzine.com, at the most convenient time. Upon finding this pretty dribble shot, he felt the urge to convert it into a working clock and share it with his readers. Find out how to code a digital clock using HTML, CSS and jQuery by following this very handy tutorial.
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