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CSS

Posted by Matthew Costigan
Matthew Costigan
18,319 Points

How do you make that picture effect under the nav bar when scrolling down on this website?

This is the website http://glcsolutions.ca/

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,318 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,318 Points

I see two "effects" there.

I'm not sure which you're asking about. If you mean that the image doesn't move when you scroll, that's probably due to the CSS background-attachment property being set to "fixed".

If you mean how the text over the image fades as you scroll, that's probably some JavaScript code that triggers on the scroll event and then adjusts the opacity of the top layer based on the scroll position.

Or was it something else I didn't notice?