Weakening neighbors

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53 Responses to “Weakening neighbors”

  1. Alexis says:

    All yours photos gallery are simply awesome, i never could imagine it was possible to make that in javascript!

  2. urorbit says:

    You have the power of the imagination:) Thank you

  3. Hollis says:

    One more terrific photo display! This would also make an interesting menu system if click-able text could be over-layed on the images. Thanks for this.

    • ge1doot says:

      Yes, the script was inspired by this: http://www.qualcomm.com/ (flash)

      My demo is minimalist (by choice) but the script could be developed to support text, menu items, true HTML content from other <div> elements or ajax sources, different contents depending on collapsed / expanded state, mouseover effects, etc…

  4. Nivixa says:

    Je suis sidérée par le résultat ! Bravo

    Y a-t-il une dimension idéale pour les images qu’on veut présenter ?

    • ge1doot says:

      Réglé avec les dimensions actuelles, le script implémente des images d’environ 300×500 (vertical) ou 465×375 (horizontal), mais le script peut être réglé avec des dimensions complètement différentes…

      • karcus says:

        Is there another thing I have to adjust other than the size of the file?

      • Nivixa says:

        En général, j’arrive à “jouer” avec les scripts…. j’y mets mes petites photos et c’est OK.
        Mais là, impossible !
        J’installe tout dans la source de Dreamweaver (comme d’hab.) j’y mets mes petites photos que j’ai redimentionnées et… rien.
        Qu’est-ce que j’ai raté ????
        J’y ai vraiment passé beaucoup de temps avant de faire ce message :-(
        Nicole

  5. Arthur Lehdermann says:

    Woow! You are amazing! Congratulations, hardly can believe that it is not flash! Good works in you website.

    • ge1doot says:

      And this is just a start.

      http://isflashdead.com/

      Not yet, not yet… but HTML 5, CSS 3, CANVAS, SVG, CSS transform (scale, rotate, translate..), browsers graphic subsystems moving away from GDI, taking advantage of modern hardware acceleration API’s (direct2D, directWrite), JIT’ed light speed javascript engines, et cetera, et cetera, will certainly help.

      Web motion = HTML + CSS + JS

  6. urorbit says:

    I hope that the flash does not die because you will live in this case is silver light  and I hate Mico :)

    flash now for games more than web design , this is in my view

  7. Keumi says:

    Chapeau, c’est toujours aussi élégant…

  8. Jonathan O. says:

    Tous vos scripts sont absolument fabuleux. J’en ai déjà adapté 2 pour mon script de galerie PHP : http://2boandco.com/products/m...x-gallery/. Je pense que je vais aussi adapter celui ci :)

    • ge1doot says:

      Merci du feedback, c’est excellent! Faire un backend php, avec administration et tout ça, pour ce genre de script c’est du boulot. Bravo!

  9. I was looking for inspiration out on the web for my site and I have definitely found it. I am amazed by some of your other demos as well. Excellent work.

    I bookmarked your page and hopefully I can post an update soon. Still in development though.

    Once again great job. Where are you from?

    • ge1doot says:

      Thanks, keep us posted :)

      And those raw javascript demos will work even better – REALLY better – as all major browsers are continuing to improve (especially with JIT-ed javascript and GPU acceleration).

      I’m impressed by the IE9 platform preview consuming less than 4% CPU while running all my scripts really slick and fast (some have bugs though, but it’s just an alpha). Same for Firefox 3.7 alpha with Direct2D acceleration. And if you add new HTML 5 / CSS 3 features, possibilities will exceed imagination…

      I’m from France, Toulouse ;)

  10. Spencer says:

    Hi there,

    I have used your script within my homepage (spencerdavisphotography.com), and it doesn’t seem to be functioning properly in IE or Firefox. However, it does work fine in Safari.

    What do you think could be wrong?

    • ge1doot says:

      Hi Spencer, this is strange…

      In the main.css just reset top/left images position like this:

      #screen img {
      		position: absolute;
      		left: 0px;
      		top: 0px;
      }
      

      That should fix your issue.

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