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In most browsers, the user can drag the scrollbar left or right to change the amount of content that is visible at one time. In some browsers, the user can also use the keyboard to change the amount of content that is visible. What is React React is a JavaScript library for building ...
We’re also going to fade out the elements in JavaScript instead of CSS, as we want the elements to be visible in the event a browser does not have JavaScript enabled.We’ll break down the logic like this:Get all js-scroll elements on the page Fade out elements Detect when the element...
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The reason this is more complicated is because your page has to detect when the user scrolls. To do this, you’ll need to use not only CSS, but alsoJavaScript. JavaScript will register the scroll, and then trigger CSS to adjust the animation. ...
Say you want to detect how far a user has scrolled down a page and, when they reach a certain point, you lazy load an image. You’d bind a scroll listener like so:window.addEventListener('scroll', () => { // Check how far the user has scrolled }); The problem here is the ...
img2.src ="path/to/image2.jpg";document.body.append(img1);document.body.append(img2); That was easy. Images take time to load however. If the images are very big, they won't be loaded by the time they are added to the DOM. We can detect this event using onload. ...
To detect whether the browser window is in landscape or portrait mode, you can compare the browser window's width and height. But from my experience it's easy to get confused in the bunch of sizes: screen, window, web page sizes. How are these sizes defined, and, importantly, how to ...