How do I create page transitions for my website
Tags: jquery,css,ajax,css-transitions
Problem :
OK so I am a newbie PHP developer and have knowledge of HTML, CSS and JQuery but I a not too sure on how I would go about creating page transitions. I have found a great example and I would love for someone to point me in the right direction.
Example:This is the site I got the page transitions from.
I'm not sure if this site is using JQuery or perhaps CSS with AJAX. Is there a JQuery library out there that will do what this example site can do?
Thank you in advance for helping or pointing me in the right direction.
Solution :
You need to use CSS and a little bit of Javascript.
I strongly recommend http://tympanus.net/codrops/2013/05/07/a-collection-of-page-transitions/
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