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JavaScript

Kamran Ismayilov
Kamran Ismayilov
5,753 Points
Posted by Kamran Ismayilov
Kamran Ismayilov
5,753 Points

How to do..

How can I accomplish exactly the same result on my webpage as you can swipe the photo on this site below: http://www.adme.ru/tvorchestvo-fotografy/kak-vyglyadit-devushka-v-13-primerochnyh-izvestnyh-magazinov-1225960/

Thanks in advance.

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,744 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,744 Points

Cute effect! There's two photos in a containing DIV that use absolute position so one is exactly on top of the other. Then, the width of the the one in front is adjusted by a JavaScript function that is reacting to mousemove events. The frontmost image has a right border that serves as the dividing line.

Get familiar with your browser's devtools and you'll be able to examine and analyze things you find around the web for yourself. If you use Chrome, there are some courses and workshops here.