Join Chris Converse as he teaches how to add a wraparound effect to your homepage marquee with a concise bit of jQuery code. The course covers positioning the photos, adjusting the navigation, activating the marquee, and making sure the marquee auto-plays. In a few short movies, designers can learn how to add this dynamic feature to their web sites.
For more information on creating the marquee, please watch Create an Interactive Homepage Marquee with jQuery.
For more information on creating the marquee, please watch Create an Interactive Homepage Marquee with jQuery.
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- Q: This course was updated in April, 2013. What changed?
- A: Since the release of this course, Chrome conflicts with jQuery 1.6, and browsers run the autoplay when the windows is not in focus. To remedy these issues, the author has added a movie to Chapter 5 that will show you how to:- Update the version of jQuery- Detect the focus state of a web window- Create a compound conditional JavaScript statement
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