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Rocket Page Flip
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Rocket Page Flip is jQuery plugin for page turning effect. Page flip slider for modern browser. Old browsers will just show/hide pages. Flip is done via CSS 3D tranformations with shadow on pages while flipping.
1. INCLUDE CSS AND JS FILES
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/pageflip.css"> <script src="//code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.0.min.js"></script> <script src="js/pageflip.js"></script>
2. HTML
<div class="pageflip"> <div class="page page-current" style="background: #209657 url('img/1.jpg') no-repeat center center"> </div> <div class="page" style="background: #0387A5 url('img/2.jpg') no-repeat center center"> </div> <div class="page" style="background: #A5C8CB url('img/3.jpg') no-repeat center center"> </div> <div class="page" style="background: #0B0B0B url('img/4.jpg') no-repeat center center"> </div> <div class="page" style="background: #82BDC4 url('img/5.jpg') no-repeat center center"> </div> </div>
3. JAVASCRIPT
var pageflip = new RocketPageFlip('.pageflip', current: 0 );
4. OPTIONS
defaultOptions = current: 0, // page to display navigation: true, // show pagination directionalNav: true, // show navigation btns prevText: 'prev', // text for prev button nextText: 'next' // text for next button ;
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CSS3 – Transforms – 3D
Adding on the the last tutorial about 2D Transforms: Adding a third value to our specifications, we can create a 3D effect. Unfortunately, this is not yet supported in all browsers.
Internet Explorer and Opera do not support 3D tranforms at this time, the others (Chrome, Firefox, and Safari) require prefixes -webkit-, -moz-, and -webkit-, respectively.
Rotate
This is our square rotated, as shown in the 2-D Tutorial, without an axis specified:
and is created by this CSS:
{ transform: rotate(50deg); -ms-transform: rotate(50deg); -webkit-transform: rotate(50deg); -o-transform: rotate(50deg); -moz-transform: rotate(50deg); }
This square is rotated around the Z-axis (forward-backward, adding depth):
and is created by this CSS:
{ transform: rotateZ(150deg); -webkit-transform: rotateZ(150deg); -moz-transform: rotateZ(150deg); }
And putting it all together: In addition to specifying the degree of the rotation, we also have to specify to which point on each axis we want to transform our shape to.
{ transform: rotate3d(2,-1,0.5,50deg); -webkit-transform: rotate3d(2,-1,0.5,50deg); -moz-transform: rotate3d(2,-1,0.5,50deg); }
Scale & Translate
These functions work the same way as the just discussed rotate function. So to each, we can add X, Y, Z, or all three. The angle specification (deg) is not required here. For example:
{ transform: scale3d(2,1,0.5); -webkit-transform: scale3d(2,1,0.5); -moz-transform: scale3d(2,1,0.5); }
{ transform: translate3d(110px,30px,15px); -webkit-transform: translate3d(110px,30px,15px); -moz-transform: translate3d(110px,30px,15px); }
You’ll notice that the ‘Z’ directive doesn’t seem to have any effect here. Since we’re viewing on a ‘flat’ display, this move won’t be apparent unless demonstrated in relation to another object. Then we can see this much like with z-index.
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