Greetings! I was wondering if the mouse over relative scrolling in this jQuery demo can be done in CSS3 only? If so, how? Thanks in advance. http://www.queness.com/resources/html/scrollmenu/index.html
Without JS? Nope CSS is mainly there for presentation reasons whereas JS is used for additional functionality (like responsive scrolling on mouse movement)
Agreed. This is one of those cases where the customer has latched onto a new technology "CSS3" and is insisting on using it for everything. Thanks for your help.
While there are a lot of things you can do with Webkit extensions, there is so much happening in that menu that you would need a script.
I just need the mouse sensitive vertical scroll part, not the roll over color transitions. It gets worse... this will be in new Firefox beta 4+ only - no Webkit renderers. I know, I know, why did I accept this gig?
Yeah if it's not possible in CSS it's not possible there's nothing that can be done, it would be CSS overkill anyway and a compatability nightmare even if it were possible. I googled quickly for you here's a basic tutorial for a JQuery method although can't guarentee how good it is but seems like it has the functionality you are looking for.
Thanks so much of the Nightfall. Will check it out. I've done some looking as well. Haven't found much.