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    Did you mean a Timeline effect? This can help you: http://codyhouse.co/gem/vertical-timeline/

  • ss rs did not know how to open the theme Rsrsrsrsrs

  • Picking up a hook... I found here on the site a topic about a certain effect. It’s a percentage on a sphere. Like a pizza that when the page is loaded it only completes a certain percentage. For example, 80%, the pizza doesn’t close 100%, it goes up to 80%, but it is in effect. Someone remembers ?

  • @Rafaelwithoeft posts his comment as an answer to the question mark it as an answer and close this subject ;)

  • You mean like an effect timeline? This topic can help you: Vertical Timeline

  • @Kirito I like this approach of usability and navigability, in my project I used the same footprint, only I have no dependencies of Framework, Library or pluguin. I did it in pure Java and CSS3. And as for the percentage chart that mentions it, try using Canvas I did a test and it worked but in my project I used another approach to create this effect, of course without plug even because I don’t like to use jQuery just for transition effect and such! rsrsr

  • @Kirito But it follows some interesting links for those who enjoy way mom js. Pluguins:scroll:http://johnpolacek.github.io/superscrollorama/ http://janpaepke.github.io/ScrollMagic/ Graficos Percent: http://anthonyterrien.com/knob/ http://widgets.better2web.com/loader/

  • @Kirito Use only open source code, be careful not to use proprietary code, just a tap ta! Rs.

  • @Rafaelwithoeft, at the time that in Ninja made the comment you may not know how the site works.... scrolls to publish the reply now ;)

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