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This one in particular uses the jQuery onepage-scroll plugin [0] for the scrolling effects, prism.js [1] for code syntax highlighting and some plain HTML and CS
by dsilver 12y ago
This one in particular uses the jQuery onepage-scroll plugin [0] for the scrolling effects, prism.js [1] for code syntax highlighting and some plain HTML and CSS. Here's the complete code: https://github.com/emisfera/Splitchar.js/tree/gh-pages https://github.com/emisfera/Splitchar.js/tree/gh-pages.
In reference to some other comments on this thread, this isn't built using Jekyll. GitHub pages supports pure static sites and Jekyll-powered sites if you put either on the gh-pages branch of the repository.
[0] https://github.com/peachananr/onepage-scroll https://github.com/peachananr/onepage-scroll
[1] http://prismjs.com/ http://prismjs.com/
- StavrosK 12y agoYou're right, thanks. I'm finally home and managed to look at the source, it doesn't use Bootstrap. The author built it all from scratch. Kudos to him.
- kibibu 12y agoI didn't even realize it scrolled until I saw your comment and went back.
- coldpie 12y agoHiding your content below the scroll and having a single, tiny, ambiguous, low-contrast visual indicator that more information is below seems to be "the in thing" in web design in 2014.