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Jamal Ahmad |
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4 Comments | 1717 Hits |
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jquery, css, banners, peel effect |
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Page Peel effects can be very useful as they create new areas -which are mostly used for banners- on websites. In general, they are created with the help of Flash but in this tutorial i am going to explain you this effect by using Jquery and CSS.  The logic of the effect is simple & smart. It is created by animating the size & position of a peel image which is originally positioned over the content to be shown. View Live Demo
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taylan |
Saturday, June 6, 2009 @ 05:11 PM |
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Awesome. Find it a long time for my advertisements. Thanks a lot. |
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Very cool technique. I can’t wait until I have a chance to use it. |
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This is very nice tutorial without Flash, you dont need Flash its very good example of Page peel Effect. |
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Denny |
Wednesday, June 10, 2009 @ 05:54 AM |
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The Peel effect is working fine but when i click on curved banner the background is not showing properly, can anyone have the idea why its not working properly. |
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