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heygrady / transform

jQuery 2d transformation plugin
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transform origin #12

Closed ezmilhouse closed 13 years ago

ezmilhouse commented 14 years ago

hey Grady, i have the x/y offsets of all four corners of a rotated div, i also know the rotation angle and the original width/height (before rotation). is it possible to position e.x. a cloned div based on these values using your plugin?

thx, mil

heygrady commented 14 years ago

I don't understand your question. My plugin mimicks the CSS3 functionality for 2d transformation and allows for animation as well. It works in IE by using the Matrix plugin. You can clearly see on the wiki pages how to use it.

$('#some-element').transform({rotate: 33}); //should rotate the element 33deg