A background image segment effect as seen on Filippo Bello’s Portfolio, employing the CSS clip-path property and powered by anime.js.
By Mary Lou in Playground on September 21, 2016
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Today we’d like to share a little decorative effect with you that we’ve encountered on Filippo Bello’s Portfolio, maybe you’ve seen it. It’s a really neat way to add some jazz to background images. The idea is to replicate boxes from a background with the same background image and make these boxes move in perspective towards the viewer. Adding a fitting shadow and some parallax makes all this look quite interesting. Furthermore, we’re employing anime.js, the easy-to-use JavaScript animation library by Julian Garnier.
Have a look at the effect seen on Filippo’s portfolio:
The technique that we use for this effect is based on the CSS clip-path property. Although the technique seen on Filippo’s portfolio uses a different approach (background-size: cover combined with background-attachment: fixed), we found that Firefox does not seem to like that combination.
Update: After first using just the CSS clip property, we’ve updated the script to use clip-path when supported. CSS clip is deprecated but still works as a great fallback for clip-path (rectangular shapes). Thanks to Larry for pointing that out in the comments!
Attention: We are using 3D Transforms which are not supported in older browsers.
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출저 : https://tympanus.net/codrops/2016/09/21/background-segment-effect-with-css-clip/
By Mary Lou in Playground on September 21, 2016
From our sponsor:Get suggestions for improving your content, targeting, and marketing automations to help you increase revenue.
Today we’d like to share a little decorative effect with you that we’ve encountered on Filippo Bello’s Portfolio, maybe you’ve seen it. It’s a really neat way to add some jazz to background images. The idea is to replicate boxes from a background with the same background image and make these boxes move in perspective towards the viewer. Adding a fitting shadow and some parallax makes all this look quite interesting. Furthermore, we’re employing anime.js, the easy-to-use JavaScript animation library by Julian Garnier.
Have a look at the effect seen on Filippo’s portfolio:
The technique that we use for this effect is based on the CSS clip-path property. Although the technique seen on Filippo’s portfolio uses a different approach (background-size: cover combined with background-attachment: fixed), we found that Firefox does not seem to like that combination.
Update: After first using just the CSS clip property, we’ve updated the script to use clip-path when supported. CSS clip is deprecated but still works as a great fallback for clip-path (rectangular shapes). Thanks to Larry for pointing that out in the comments!
Attention: We are using 3D Transforms which are not supported in older browsers.
--이하생략
출저 : https://tympanus.net/codrops/2016/09/21/background-segment-effect-with-css-clip/
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