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CSS

Posted by nicholas maddren
nicholas maddren
12,793 Points

How would I go by achieving this effect?

If you look at:

http://www.autotrader.co.uk

You will notice when you scroll down the page that a JS event is triggered and a home button will fade in and push the other links to the right or it could be a CSS transition I am unsure. However if you take a look here at my example:

http://www.dealerbyte.co.uk/

I have managed to get it pretty much the same however I don't have a clue how I could possibly get those <li> elements to start on top of the home button/logo and pushes out to the right. I am using bootstrap so I think affix might be a good place to start however I don't have a clue.

Any tips would be awesome thanks!

2 Answers

Florian Goussin
Florian Goussin
8,925 Points
Florian Goussin
Florian Goussin
8,925 Points

I think you should use display: none; instead of opacity: 0;

And then:

nav.affix .navbar-brand {
    display: inline-block;
}
Gwenaël Magnenat
Gwenaël Magnenat
14,617 Points
Gwenaël Magnenat
Gwenaël Magnenat
14,617 Points

By inspecting the code, you can see they use display: none on the list item containing the home button. When you scroll down they use display: list-item and a smooth transition that you can probably do using css3 or javascript