the CSS3-Solutions and the image-overlay-solutions are both impracticable because of two reasons:
1.) The CSS3 just animates the fade-out of images correctly, but the current image is not faded in, because the current-class is applied after the animation is completed.
2.) Not all Browsers and of course not all mobile browsern support css3 transition
3.) The solution with an image-overlay is more a workaround and not very flexible.
So:
Is it not possible to somehow include jQuery.animate: Opactiy while scrolling? Fading the current image to full opacity and fading the "other" images out?
Any help is welcome. I tried my luck with the JavaScript of moving boxes but it seems more complicated than I thought...
Hey, I do not know if it's a good Idea to open a new issue for that as it might be a duplicate of this issue:
https://github.com/CSS-Tricks/MovingBoxes/issues/69
but anyhow,
the CSS3-Solutions and the image-overlay-solutions are both impracticable because of two reasons:
1.) The CSS3 just animates the fade-out of images correctly, but the current image is not faded in, because the current-class is applied after the animation is completed.
2.) Not all Browsers and of course not all mobile browsern support css3 transition
3.) The solution with an image-overlay is more a workaround and not very flexible.
So:
Is it not possible to somehow include jQuery.animate: Opactiy while scrolling? Fading the current image to full opacity and fading the "other" images out?
Any help is welcome. I tried my luck with the JavaScript of moving boxes but it seems more complicated than I thought...
Cheers Thinklabs