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10 jQuery Floating Menu and Message Plugins
Article Introduction：This post showcases ten exceptional jQuery floating menu plugins to enhance your website's navigation. The key feature? A menu that smoothly "floats" above the page content as you scroll. Let's dive in! Related articles: jQuery Floating
2025-02-25
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Creating Guided Scrolling Experiences with CSS Scroll Snap
Article Introduction：CSSScrollSnap improves the scrolling experience through adsorption effects. Common scenarios include horizontal scrolling navigation bar, vertical paginated scrolling and local adsorption in multi-column layouts. For horizontal scrolling, you need to set the container to flex layout and use scroll-snap-align:start; for vertical scrolling, you must unify the page height and combine scroll-snap-type:ymandatory; local adsorption is suitable for card lists, and scroll-snap-align:center is commonly used to achieve centered sliding. Notes include compatibility issues, incomplete support for some browsers, and conflicts with fixed positioning or transform. It is recommended to test different devices and browsers during development.
2025-07-05
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How to make a parallax scrolling effect with HTML5?
Article Introduction：To realize the parallax scrolling effect in HTML5, you need to combine HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The core is to allow different page elements to scroll at different speeds. 1. The HTML structure should contain multiple independent layers, such as using different class names to represent background, intermediate content and foreground. 2. CSS uses position:absolute and translateZ to create a 3D depth sense. The smaller the value of the background layer, the slower the scrolling. 3. JavaScript can listen to scroll events, dynamically adjust the translateY value, and control the scroll speed of each layer by multiplying by a coefficient. 4. Pay attention to performance optimization and use requestAnimationFrame
2025-07-15
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Vanilla Javascript: Creating Animated Sticky Navigation Menu
Article Introduction：Core points
Create an animated sticky navigation menus without the need for a jQuery plugin using pure JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. The menu is designed to slide out of view when scrolling down and slide back into view with a translucent effect when scrolling up.
This process involves setting up the basic HTML structure, applying styles to main elements, and then animateing the menu. The animation is triggered by attaching the event handler to the scroll event and using CSS transformation to adjust the position and appearance of the menu according to the scrolling direction.
This custom solution provides more design flexibility and allows easy customization to be done according to specific needs. The end result is a dynamic interactive navigation menu that enhances the user experience.
Web navigation menu design needs to consider many factors, such as dishes
2025-02-16
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How to link to a specific part of a page in HTML?
Article Introduction：To achieve the function of jumping to a specific part in a web page, you can achieve it through the following steps: 1. Set a unique id for the target element; 2. Use the #id name to point to the id in the link's href attribute; 3. You can add scroll-behavior:smooth through CSS to achieve smooth scrolling effect; 4. Pay attention to ensuring that the id is unique and has a reasonable naming, avoiding Chinese or retaining keywords; 5. In mobile or single-page applications, you need to ensure that the target element has been loaded or used JavaScript to deal with offset issues.
2025-07-11
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CSS 'position: sticky' - Introduction and Polyfills
Article Introduction：Key Points
The position: sticky property of CSS allows the navigation bar or other elements to remain visible when the user scrolls without having to pin it on the page. This property acts like a static position within its parent element until the given offset threshold is reached, at which point it is like the value is set to fixed.
Traditionally, the method to achieve this effect involves JavaScript, where scrolling events of a page are listened to and using JavaScript to change the values ??of the position and top attributes based on the current position of the viewport. However, when the position of the element is changed to fixed , this method can cause problems, causing it to leave the page stream and the element below "upward
2025-02-21
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The Web's Most Annoying Dark Patterns
Article Introduction：Dark Mode in the Web: Angry Web Design Trap
Core points:
"Dark Mode" refers to deceptive design techniques used in websites and applications, designed to manipulate user behavior, often causing users to feel frustrated and deceived. Common examples include annoying ads, fake news ads, blocking ad blockers, and confusing navigation.
Other annoying dark modes include lengthy multi-page articles, mobile app promotions that interrupt user experience, single-page apps without fallback mechanisms, and unnecessary scroll hijacking.
Some dark modes are not only annoying, but almost fraudulent. These include subscription shaming, artificial scarcity, and ease of signing up for services but difficulty in canceling services.
Although dark modes are widely used, they are usually
2025-02-17
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What is the difference between position: relative, absolute, fixed, and sticky?
Article Introduction：The position attribute has four values: relative, absolute, fixed, and sticky, and their behaviors are different. 1. Relative: The element is offset from its original position and is still in the document flow; 2. Absolute: Depart from the document flow, positioning relative to the nearest positioning ancestor elements; 3. Fixed: Depart from the document flow, always positioning relative to the viewport, keeping the position unchanged when scrolling the page; 4. Sticky: Between relative and fixed, according to the scroll position switching behavior, you need to specify top, bottom and other values ??to take effect, which are often used to fix the header or sidebar.
2025-06-30
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How to style the active link in a navigation menu with HTML and CSS?
Article Introduction：To set the style of the current link in the navigation menu, the most direct way is to add a specific class name (such as class="active") to the link corresponding to the current page, and then define the style of the class in CSS; you can also automatically identify the current page and add the class name in a dynamic website through JavaScript to achieve a highlighting effect; at the same time, you should pay attention to path matching, style coordination and accessibility issues. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Manually add active classes to the current link in HTML; 2. Define .active styles in CSS; 3. Dynamic websites can automatically detect URLs through JavaScript and add active classes to matching links; 4. Pay attention to path parameter matching
2025-07-05
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Dave The Diver: How To Catch Spider Crabs
Article Introduction：In Dave The Diver, there are some creatures that are not easy to catch. Or, catch alive that is. The spider crab is one of those very species, making it seem like the only way to bring these crustaceans back up to land is to viciously crack them up w
2025-01-10
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Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
Article Introduction：Prepare for Interview Like a Pro with Interview Questions CLI
What is the Interview Questions CLI?
The Interview Questions CLI is a command-line tool designed for JavaScript learners and developers who want to enhance their interview
2025-01-10
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Soft Deletes in Databases: To Use or Not to Use?
Article Introduction：Soft Deletes: A Question of DesignThe topic of soft deletes, a mechanism that "flags" records as deleted instead of physically removing them, has...
2025-01-10
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