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I adapted their HTML5 slideshow interface into a comic viewer: http://slippycomics.com/ http://slippycomics.com/ Pretty nifty for viewing old comics linearly.
by seiji 16y ago
I adapted their HTML5 slideshow interface into a comic viewer: http://slippycomics.com/ http://slippycomics.com/
Pretty nifty for viewing old comics linearly. Works okay-ish on an iPad too (click for alt-text/alt-comic).
Background/introduction: http://matt.io/slippycomics/introducing_slippycomics http://matt.io/slippycomics/introducing_slippycomics
- samratjp 16y agoPretty cool, but man it's annoying though to press back button. Wish it were more ajaxy.
- jeff18 16y agoNice. I made something pretty similar here: http://www.wolfire.com/comic http://www.wolfire.com/comic
- seiji 16y agoYour version is quite nice. Great design. Looks like you have the added benefit of pre-knowing your comic dimensions. You're afflicted with the non-functioning-hashes-in-history problem though. This fixed it for me: http://github.com/tkyk/jquery-history-plugin http://github.com/tkyk/jquery-history-plugin Though, it does get annoying ending up with 100 non-pages in your history. Maybe a big "navigate by hashes: yes/no" option would help us out.
- jeff18 16y agoKudos for that link! When I was originally implementing it, I couldn't find a good cross-browser hash history implementation, but this one looks really promising -- and jQuery to boot!