Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
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Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
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Re: Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
#2It's pretty neat that they used the border-radius to make the actual div perfectly round. I love it when a feature is used for something completely different than what was intended (make rounded-corners).
Re: Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
#3Very nice. Except the ugly Windows-like font rendering without subpixel anti-aliasing in the "webpage" image.
Re: Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
#4Wow, welcome to CSS demos of 6 years ago. http://persistent.info/files/20040508.magnifier/
This is the power of CSS3: doing the same things we've always done.
Re: Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
#5Wow, welcome to CSS demos of 6 years ago. http://persistent.info/files/20040508.magnifier/ This is the power of CSS3: doing the same things we've always done.
Your example uses javascript, while the retina demo does not.
> This is the power of CSS3: doing the same things we've always done.
True, but CSS3 enables us to do the same things without javascript.
Re: Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
#6Wow, welcome to CSS demos of 6 years ago. http://persistent.info/files/20040508.magnifier/ This is the power of CSS3: doing the same things we've always done.
Your example uses javascript, while the retina demo does not. > This is the power of CSS3: doing the same things we've always done. True, but CSS3 enables us to do the same things without javascript.
> Your example uses javascript, while the retina demo does not.
Except that it is made with JQuery, so it _is_ using JS.
Re: Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
#7Wow, you need Flash to access the demo/download links?
Is this to prevent someone from scraping their tutorials?
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Your example uses javascript, while the retina demo does not. > This is the power of CSS3: doing the same things we've always done. True, but CSS3 enables us to do the same things without javascript.
> Your example uses javascript, while the retina demo does not. Except that it is made with JQuery, so it _is_ using JS.
Correct. Not my day. Should read the whole article, including the topic, before posting anything.
Re: Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
#9One issue with this that I'd like to point out is that the background is apparently still a .png, so this isn't something you can implement on an HTML out of the box (unless I'm misreading the source).
Re: Apple-like Retina Effect With jQuery
#10So.. a MAGNIFYING GLASS effect‽
The constant use of this "retina" term is dubious when referring to the actual iPhone screen, never mind this.
p.s. Nice job.