This accordion slider has been built using pure CSS and no JavaScript has been used. It can be used as a gallery (video or image), product tour, portfolio showcase, content slider etc. There are three examples and they support all modern browsers including IE7+. Transitions work in Chrome4+, Safari 4+, Opera 10.5+, Firefox 4+ and IE9+. The accordion is fired by :hover pseudo class, however you can easily add a click function with javascript. You can download the examples and use them in any kind of projects without any licence issue.
This accordion slider has been built using pure CSS and no JavaScript has been used. It can be used as a gallery (video or image), product tour, portfolio showcase, content slider etc. There are three examples and they support all modern browsers including IE7+. Transitions work in Chrome4+, Safari 4+, Opera 10.5+, Firefox 4+ and IE9+. The accordion is fired by :hover pseudo class, however you can easily add a click function with javascript. You can download the examples and use them in any kind of projects without any licence issue.
The solution here is actually a workaround, trick. It works in a way that it dynamically adds an additional SPAN element positioned absolutely below the SELECT element. This SPAN has a custom graphic that we want to apply. SELECT element’s opacity is set to zero so it is not visible but it’s clickable. Since the SELECT element is not visible, what we see actually is the SPAN below. This solution doesn’t style the OPTION dropdown, only the default appearance of the SELECT element but considering the simplicity I believe that it is very applicable. Important thing to remember: this trick relies heavily on absolute positioning.
The solution here is actually a workaround, trick. It works in a way that it dynamically adds an additional SPAN element positioned absolutely below the SELECT element. This SPAN has a custom graphic that we want to apply. SELECT element’s opacity is set to zero so it is not visible but it’s clickable. Since the SELECT element is not visible, what we see actually is the SPAN below. This solution doesn’t style the OPTION dropdown, only the default appearance of the SELECT element but considering the simplicity I believe that it is very applicable. Important thing to remember: this trick relies heavily on absolute positioning.
The framework is built around a combination of these three elements: container, fields, and region.
The container class sets the max-width of the page and centers it horizontally. It also sets the left and right margins on small screens.
The fields class defines horizontal divisions of the page. (They can be thought of as “rows”)
The region class creates veritcal divisions of the page with defined sizes for containing content. (They can be thought of as “columns”)
The framework is built around a combination of these three elements: container, fields, and region.
The container class sets the max-width of the page and centers it horizontally. It also sets the left and right margins on small screens.
The fields class defines horizontal divisions of the page. (They can be thought of as “rows”)
The region class creates veritcal divisions of the page with defined sizes for containing content. (They can be thought of as “columns”)
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★ Subscribe to unlimited number of feeds
★ Use on any device (mobile and desktop)
★ Login directly with your Facebook or Google Account and import your Google Reader subscriptions, starred and shared items
★ Import your subscriptions from other RSS readers (in OPML or Google Takeout format)
★ Option to disable social features if you like to just use the App as a simple reader
★ Pocket and Instapaper integration to read your articles later on any device
★ Automatic push of new articles to Email, Pocket and Instapaper
★ Read securely via HTTPS
★ Get instant notifications on your desktop for arriving articles
★ Navigate through articles with hot-keys
★ Browse articles in list or expanded view
★ Search your feeds and articles
★ Share articles via social networks or directly by Email
★ Easily organize your subscriptions in folders
★ See statistics for feeds (number of subscribers, articles per week, etc.)
★ See personal statistics about your reading manners (new vs. read articles, etc.)
Ui Parade is an online catalog of inspiration for ui designers. We feature interface design that is crafted by some of the worlds most talented designers and also develop tools, resources and workflows specifically with ui designers in mind.
Ui Parade is an online catalog of inspiration for ui designers. We feature interface design that is crafted by some of the worlds most talented designers and also develop tools, resources and workflows specifically with ui designers in mind.
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