I was wondering if anyone knows of a jQuery or MooTools script that will do the exact same thing as YOOcarousel (http://tools.yootheme.com/extensions/yoocarousel).
I'm looking to emulate the 'List Styling' setup they have where on the left you have the tabbed navigation and on the right it fades in/out thru each of the tabbed items as they are clicked.
Thanks,
Ryan
iCarousel might work for your purposes (demo and code examples here as well), created by Fabio Zendhi Nagao. The functionality isn't exactly identical (tab based control) to the YooTools Carousel but foundation is there to make it very close to the YooTools offering.
slideItMoo is another alternative- however, it appears to have fewer customized examples and less of a fan base.
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what I would like to do in RED BOX:
hello. obviously I am new and very much a beginner.
I am using ember.js for my application frontend and bootstrap to ease the styling process. I want to build a top fixed menu bar like the picture attached and a left navigation bar with scrolling like the picture attached. maybe because I am new thats why I am unable to use the manuals properly to land me at this point.
if anyone choose to help, need to know 1st that if there are already defined builtin components in ember.js to solve this issue (I am using ember v3.18), I am unable to find any.
2nd, if 1st question answer is no, then how can I build it - or are there any suggestive codes available online for me to learn from?
I have foundation installed with the setup provided by foundation sites for sage (gulp bower). However, when my page loads the JavaScript only fires on the first event. So my carousel will only advance to the second image, and my search bar will appear, but I can’t get it to close. I don’t have any errors in my console, so I’m really stumped with this.
I know foundation is working as the carousel displays correctly and my mobile menu is hidden.
Thanks for any help.
It turns out I was missing a CSS package called motion-ui.
http://foundation.zurb.com/sites/docs/motion-ui.html
Motion UI is a standalone library that powers the transition effects used in a number of Foundation components, including Toggler, Reveal, and Orbit. The transitions are powered by special transition classes that the Motion UI Sass creates. For example, here are two instances of Toggler—one using fade classes (.fade-in and .fade-out), and one using slide classes (.slide-in-down and .slide-out-up).
I'm wondering if their is a tutorial on how to convert an admin UI into Ember components? What are the best practices? For example, the following UI framework: http://egemem.com/theme/kode/v1.1/blank.html
Has a main navigation, two sidebar menus, a content body and a footer. What would the best approach be to converting this into components? My initial thoughts, with very little Ember experience and based on the scattering of documents I've been able to find, I get the sense that creating unique components for everything would be the best approach. By everything I mean, everything that is unique. For example, if we take the navigation bar, there would be a parent component for the navigation as a whole and then child components for the sidebar collapse/expand buttons, the search, the drop down menus, notification indicator, etc. There would also be additional parent components for the right hand sidebar, left hand sidebar, and footer.
Looking at one of the sidebars, for example the left one, could that be one component or would child components be required here as well?
The right hand sidebar is more complex with tabs. In this example, would it make sense to break this sidebar into child components for the 3 different tabs? Would you want to go as far as a unique component for different elements of the tabs themselves. For example, each notification type would be a component?
Thank you in advance for your assistance send I look forward to understanding how best to handle this type of scenario.
Cheers,
Dan
Yes, your idea makes sense. It is a good practice to create components (or handlebars) for everything that repeats several times. I would not create different components for different tabs if they are not re-used.
Do not forget to not re-invent wheel. There are a lot of available components, take a look at Ember Observer or other similar resources.
Components are great but some the things you mentioned, like sidebars, might make more sense as nested routes, depending on what's in the sidebars.
Rock 'n Roll with Ember is a fantastic book that takes you all the way through the process of building an Ember application. It's the book I always recommend to people just getting started with the framework. http://balinterdi.com/rock-and-roll-with-emberjs/
Morning,
I wanted to find out if its possible to make a change to the current foundation 5 navbar without breaking it for mobile and desktop views.
basically the current one sits the left text/image to the far left and the nav menu to the far right, which is great when the design is across the entire page, but if the content is centralized in the middle sort of like the normal 960 web layouts, it looks a bit weird at times.
is it possible to have the left image/text and nav menu links centralized in the center like it would be seen if it was in a 960px wrapper.
this all ofc without stopping the responsiveness of it.
Thanks
It sounds like what your are trying to accomplish is to center a top-bar navigation within a row.
If that's the case then you can use <div class="contain-to-grid"> to keep your top-bar within your grid layout and something like <div class="small-9 small-centered columns"> to center the row that the top-bar is in. I created a codepen example for you to look at here: http://cdpn.io/jJhyn.
The classes mentioned above are all part of Foundation so you will not be affecting the responsiveness of your design.
For a complete list of the options available to customize the top-bar see the Zurb Foundation Top Bar documentation.
If I have misunderstood your question let me know, and code is always appreciated.
I hope that helps.
EDIT: 02/13/2014
I was looking into another issue when I stumbled upon this, How to center top-bar nav?. It center's the buttons/links within the top-bar, not the top bar itself. They page they used as an example is Mister Dutch. I updated the codepen above to reflect what I found on the Foundation Forum.
Again, if I have misunderstood your question let me know.
So I have been looking around for a couple hours for a solid solution to handling site navigation in CakePHP. Over the course of a dozen projects, I have rigged together something that works for each one, but what I'm looking for is ideally a CakePHP plugin that handles the following:
Navigation Model
Component for handing off to the view
Element View Helper for displaying the navigation (with control over sublevels displayed and automatically determining the "active" item based on URL and/or controller/model/slug
Admin pages for managing a tree of navigation
Any suggestions for an all-in-one solution or even the individual components would be very appreciated! Or even suggestions on how you have handled it in the past
We had this issue at work recently and i ended up whiping up a helper that would take query from the contents table and convert that into a menu. As it needed to become more flexible the code got worse and worse up to the point where i am currently rewriting it.
Don't hold your breath though as i will be taking my time to make it work right as it needs to be very flexible but it cant be confusing to use.