This is cool, but what is it for? Webstagram?
JQuery Blend Modes plugin - A new mouse hover idea ..
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Re: JQuery Blend Modes plugin - A new mouse hover idea ..
#22This is cool, but what is it for? Webstagram?
For a new interactive experience on the web :)
Re: JQuery Blend Modes plugin - A new mouse hover idea ..
#23Aside from the fact that there exist many other canvas blend mode plugins, I'm just going to say that it wouldn't hurt to add to your fancy demo page:
a) browser support? (this still matters to lots of people)
b) _some_ notion of its exposed api. (what am i getting myself into?)
c) what happens when i buy this (can i get support, what's the licensing?)
isotope.js makes a pretty good case for charging for a jquery plugin, but it not only has a good demo, it also has docs and makes it abundantly clear that you're paying to use this on a client's website (go nuts on your own stuff). I don't know how successfully it works, but it makes as much sense as charging for fonts, so I suspect a fair number of people actually pay up even though the majority of jQuery plugins are free.
Good luck, but don't forget the humble web-portfolio developer out there that is legitimately wondering if they can justify this purchase (i.e. is it easy to use, can i extend it to use two images, will it work on the browsers my client wants, etc.)
edit, typo fix
Re: JQuery Blend Modes plugin - A new mouse hover idea ..
#24Aside from the fact that there exist many other canvas blend mode plugins, I'm just going to say that it wouldn't hurt to add to your fancy demo page: a) browser support? (this still matters to lots of people) b) _some_ notion of its exposed api. (what am i getting myself into?) c) what happens when i buy this (can i get support, what's the licensing?) I could go to caniuse.com but because the fancy demo page doesn't…
Thanks for your questions, and this is the answers :)
When you click on the 'codecanyon' URL, you found on the right sidebar, more information, like Compatible Browsers .. Also on the description I say how to use it .. This plugin come with a nice documentation contain a simple implementation that explain how to make this awesome hover effect, and much more .. I try to do my best for the support .. For the question of use 2 images, unfortunately, this plugin is designed for just one image, but it's easy to develop it, it's commented too :)
Re: JQuery Blend Modes plugin - A new mouse hover idea ..
#25Aside from the fact that there exist many other canvas blend mode plugins, I'm just going to say that it wouldn't hurt to add to your fancy demo page: a) browser support? (this still matters to lots of people) b) _some_ notion of its exposed api. (what am i getting myself into?) c) what happens when i buy this (can i get support, what's the licensing?) I could go to caniuse.com but because the fancy demo page doesn't…
Thanks for your questions, and this is the answers :) When you click on the 'codecanyon' URL, you found on the right sidebar, more information, like Compatible Browsers .. Also on the description I say how to use it .. This plugin come with a nice documentation contain a simple implementation that explain how to make this awesome hover effect, and much more .. I try to do my best for the support .. For the question o…
I think the GP was offering advice to you, not just wanting to know the answers to the questions. I also had the same questions when I visited the page, and didn't notice any other links. You might want to think about changing your page to make this information more obvious. Or don't -- but at least run some A/B tests to find out for sure.
Best of luck.
Re: JQuery Blend Modes plugin - A new mouse hover idea ..
#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks for your questions, and this is the answers :) When you click on the 'codecanyon' URL, you found on the right sidebar, more information, like Compatible Browsers .. Also on the description I say how to use it .. This plugin come with a nice documentation contain a simple implementation that explain how to make this awesome hover effect, and much more .. I try to do my best for the support .. For the question o…
I think the GP was offering advice to you, not just wanting to know the answers to the questions. I also had the same questions when I visited the page, and didn't notice any other links. You might want to think about changing your page to make this information more obvious. Or don't -- but at least run some A/B tests to find out for sure. Best of luck.
Okay, I add a note :)
Re: JQuery Blend Modes plugin - A new mouse hover idea ..
#27These TLD previews (dropbox.com) are great, but one day, someone's going to host a phishing page or a fake news post on their dropbox and link it here, and someone's going to fall for it. On topic, i think this is the first time i've seen someone actually try to sell a jQuery plugin.. i wish you the best of luck, especially when the source is right there. The plugin itself is obviously going to work out best for peop…
Are you saying you trust it more if it just comes from a random TLD? That... seems very naive. As for the plugin, it seems... not terribly difficult or expensive (computationally). Chrome on my phone handled it fine.
I mean, i could host a form that looks like the dropbox login page, put it on my dropbox account, link it here, and the submission would show up with a (dropbox.com) suffix. Sure, the URL wouldn't be accurate, but i'm sure i'd catch a few people.
The solution isn't to trust random TLDs, it's exposing the subdomain in the domain preview. u.dropbox.com isn't going to be hosting an important login box or news post.
The same goes for google.com/plus.google.com, although it'd be very difficult to build a phishing page out of G+. Google Pages perhaps?