wearesilk
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wearesilk got a reaction from MoonMama in beautiful mega menu for brine template
Site URL: https://bat-bagpipe-7bbz.squarespace.com/?password=demo
hey,
have a look at this awesome awesome menu for the brine template.
have anyone try to recreate this?
https://bat-bagpipe-7bbz.squarespace.com/?password=demo
looks so stunning 🙂
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have a nice day!
sarah
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wearesilk reacted to brandon in How to Create Full Page Sections / Single Page Website with Locked Scrolling / CSS Snapping
Hi Dani.
Unfortunately I'm a bit swamped at the moment, and the code used on the example site is a prototype, is over-complicated and prone to failure. It's probably not ready to be put into production, since it would need a few more features added to check for various conditions (like content length) and adjust accordingly.
I do hope to come back to this soon and post a more flexible solution.
Also, your English is much better than my German! My suggestion about the post title was simply to include as many similar terms as possible, so that others may be able to find your question even if they type in something slightly different.
-Brandon
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wearesilk reacted to Justmadeit in How to Create Full Page Sections / Single Page Website with Locked Scrolling / CSS Snapping
If you're looking for an answer I used Brine.
Paste into header code injection.
Let me know how you go.
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<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.2.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/scrollify/1.0.19/jquery.scrollify.min.js"></script>
<script>
    $(function() {
     $.scrollify({
      section : ".Index-page",
     });
    });
</script>
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wearesilk reacted to brandon in How to Create Full Page Sections / Single Page Website with Locked Scrolling / CSS Snapping
Hi @wearesilk. This can be accomplished. It is often called "scroll snapping" in modern-day CSS terms. However, CSS scroll snapping is still a bit unreliable and difficult to cross-browser test. So, another alternative is to use JavaScript. Here's an example of what can be accomplished using index page sections in Brine. Your specific application may require a lot more consideration (section length becomes a major concern with layouts like this that have to entirely fit on the screen, one-at-a-time). You'd most likely need to hire a developer to write the code to accomplish it, even if using third-party tools. If your layout is quite simple, it might be easier to write a custom implementation than to bend third-party tools to do your bidding.
Understanding that this doesn't help you accomplish it, I do hope this helps a little in that it shows that it's possible.
-Brandon