Good mornong, he wants it on load I have 6 sets of words that he wants to come in like thAt then have the graphic box / words clickable. I am unsure if it can be done in hype …have not seen that effect
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On May 30, 2012, at 4:10, Thomas Kimmich email@hidden wrote:
In what surrounding does the client wants to have this effect? On load or on hover? One point to seek could be CSS3 transitions like
I created a blur of the words in pixelmator and then did a initially hide - appear
then the words _ delayed by 1 and same settings… with a white background
On 30 May 2012, at 13:04, Julie Maxwell Allen wrote:
I created a blur of the words in pixelmator and then did a initially hide - appear
then the words _ delayed by 1 and same settings… with a white background
Hi Julie,
I would keep going on the image route as this will give you the largest browser support coverage. If the browser support was better for it I would suggest using CSS animations and blur the text over time like this; http://www.freewayactions.com/test/webkit-css-animation/
At the moment this only works in Webkit (Safari, Chrome etc) and setting the timings is a bit hit and miss but the page size in minimal and the content remains as HTML text. Certainly something to consider when browser support finally catches up.
Regards,
Tim.
I agree! what ever blur effect hype has - it is not IE supportive. - of course
I have changed the blur a bit on only the Broadcast media words…
Can you guys look at it and let me know if that looks “sexier”
Thanks
Julie
On May 30, 2012, at 9:10 AM, Tim Plumb wrote:
Hi Julie,
I would keep going on the image route as this will give you the largest browser support coverage. If the browser support was better for it I would suggest using CSS animations and blur the text over time like this; http://www.freewayactions.com/test/webkit-css-animation/
At the moment this only works in Webkit (Safari, Chrome etc) and setting the timings is a bit hit and miss but the page size in minimal and the content remains as HTML text. Certainly something to consider when browser support finally catches up.
Regards,
Tim.