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• Step 1: Preparing the Mask and Pattern Images Step 1: Preparing the Mask and Pattern Images The Key-PNG for this Effect: First you have to create a PNG-24 (24bit, so the alpha-channel gets saved too) similar to this one: As you see, the transparency is not the outside of the logo. It is inside of it, where you want to change the color, apply the gradients, add patterns and animate them. The background should be exactly the same as in the container, in which the logo is going to be. You can either use a single color or whatever else you want to. Just take care if your background has a pattern so the transition is seamless to your main background-pattern. The Pattern-PNG for the Animation Effect: The next image we will need is the one with the gradient and/or pattern. The one I will use looks like this: The dimensions of my pattern are 450 x 3000 pixel. The width should be exactly the same as the PNG-mask. The height does not matter. The higher, the better. Also make sure to remember the size. We will need it later in our script to adjust the animation.
• Step 2: Arranging the Folders and the XHTML Structure Step 2: Arranging the Folders and the XHTML Structure Before we start creating our needed files, we first create our folder structure again. It should look something like this again: Our index.html, which will be created at the root of this structure will need following wrappers around the PNG-mask: <div id="wrapper"> <div id="color"></div> <div id="pattern"></div> <div id="logobox"></div> </div> As you see here, we have 3 different wrappers for each element. The first one will contain only the color. The second one only the pattern. And the last one will only contain the PNG-mask, which also will be the topmost element. Why three wrappers??? Maybe you ask yourself now, why we need 3 separate wrappers for each element, if we can do the same with only one. This is why: With 3 separate wrappers, we will be able to adjust different transparencies for every used element, without worrying about loosing opacity on the pattern or the logo itself. For the sliders we will use the latest jQuery UI again – so you don’t have to worry too much about the structure there. Just make sure they have all the same class and different ID’s. My Slider structure looks like this: <!-- color sliders --> <div id="red" class="slider"></div> <div id="green" class="slider"></div> <div id="blue" class="slider"></div> <div id="alpha1" class="slider"></div> <!-- pattern sliders --> <div id="alpha2" class="slider"></div> <div id="speed" class="slider"></div> For the buttons I’m using ordinary a-tags – Just give them all the same class and different ID’s again, so you can style them and bind different functions to them. We will later escape the default link-behavior by returning “false” in the script. Scripts and styles in the header: <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.7.2/themes/black-tie/jquery-ui.css" type="text/css" media="all" /> <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css" type="text/css" media="all" /> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.0/jquery.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery-ui-1.8rc3.custom.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/script.js"></script> For saving bandwidth, we will link to the Google files again. Unfortunately the latest jQuery UI (version 1.8, release candidate 3) is not hosted there yet, so you have to host in on your own server. You can . You will only need the UI Core and the Slider Widget. I cannot use the latest stable release (version 1.7.2) because there is a small “bug”, regarding the animation of the sliders, when changing the values programmatically. You can take a look at the . However, it is resolved in the latest release candidate, so I will not go further into the changes now. Of course you can use the to create your own slider-styles. This time I will skip the CSS part completely because there is nothing special to take care of. The only thing you maybe want to add is classes for pattern-only settings and animation-only settings, so we can hide them later in our script by only using the class names as selector.
• Step 3: Writing Some JavaScript Functions Step 3: Writing Some JavaScript Functions The first thing we have to do is to create document.ready function, so the scripts start, as soon as the DOM is loaded and before the page contents are loaded. $(function(){ // put all your jQuery goodness in here. }); Now we will setup a few variables at first: // color container var color = $("#color"); // pattern container var pattern = $("#pattern"); // animation start/stop button var startstop = $("#startstop"); // show/hide button var showhide = $("#showhide"); // random-color button var randomcolors = $("#randomcolors"); // default animation speed (5ms to 100ms) var speed = 50; // starting position of the pattern var curPos = 0; // reset-position var resetPos = -(3000-117); The last variable defines when our pattern hits the end, so we can start from the beginning again – it will be for the animation later. 3000 is the height of our pattern image and 117 is the height of our logo. Don’t forget to put a minus in front of this value. The pattern will move up in its container with the CSS background-position animated. Converting the slider-div’s to the jQuery UI sliders: // setting up the jQuery UI sliders $("#red, #green, #blue").slider({ animate:true, range:"min", max:255, slide:colorChanger, change:colorChanger }); $("#red").slider("value", 52); $("#green").slider("value", 174); $("#blue").slider("value", 203); $("#alpha1").slider({ animate:true, range:"min", max:100, value:100, slide:alphaChanger1, change:alphaChanger1 }); $("#alpha2").slider({ animate:true, range:"min", max:100, value:100, slide:alphaChanger2, change:alphaChanger2 }); $("#speed").slider({ animate:true, range:"min", min:5, max:100, value:50, slide:speedChange, change:speedChange }); This is everything you need, to “install” the sliders and setup the starting-values and behaviors. I will go true all options, so you know what you are doing here: animate:true: Smoothly scroll the handle of the sliders to the position where the user clicked or to the value of our random function. You can also also use one three predefined strings (“slow”, “normal”, “fast”) or the number of milliseconds to run the animation (e.g. 500). range:”min”: This is optional – I’m using this, so I can fill up the slider with a color or a pattern. With “min” the color/pattern will go all the way from left to the position of the handle. min:5: The minimum value of the slider (used only on the animation-speed slider). max:255: The maximum value of the slider. value:50: Setting the starting-value of the slider slide/change: Those two are events of the slider. They are triggered when the user slides or changes the values. We are calling our functions there which will be created in the next step. If you need more information about the options and events we are using, you can take a look at the . Now everything is ready to create our main functions. Converting RGB to HEX // RGB to HEX converter (with 3 arguments) function rgbToHex(r,g,b){ var hex = [ // converting strings to hex (16) r.toString(16), g.toString(16), b.toString(16) ]; // get all 3 values of the array $.each(hex, function(nr, val){ // make sure they are not empty if (val.length == 1){ // add leading zero hex[nr] = "0" + val; } }); // returns a valid hexadecimal number return hex.join("").toUpperCase(); } With this function, we will convert the values of the red, green and blue sliders to a valid hexadecimal for using it in CSS. For making this work, we need to pass 3 variables to the function (r,g,b) and convert those strings to hex-code. We do so by using .toString(16). We also wrapped them into an array, so we can go through them now by jQuery’s each() loop, passing the index of the array (nr) and the value (val) to the loop. Last thing we need to to is to join those 3 values and converting them to uppercase. Background-color Changer: // changing the colors function colorChanger(){ // value of the "red"-slider var red = $("#red").slider("value"); // value of the "green"-slider var green = $("#green").slider("value"); // value of the "blue"-slider var blue = $("#blue").slider("value"); // converting values to hex var hex = rgbToHex(red,green,blue); // changing the background-color of the wrapper color.css("background-color", "#" + hex); } This function will get all 3 values of our red-, green- and blue-sliders, convert the values to a valid hex-code using the previous function and change the css of our color-container. That’s all! You should now be able to change the color of your logo. (You have to comment out the alpha and the speed sliders, or you will get a JavaScript error.) Opacity Changer: // change the opacity of the color-wrapper function alphaChanger1(){ var opacity = $("#alpha1").slider("value") / 100; color.css("opacity", opacity ); } // change the opacity of the pattern-wrapper function alphaChanger2(){ var opacity = $("#alpha2").slider("value") / 100; pattern.css("opacity", opacity ); } Those two functions will handle the opacity of the color-wrapper and the pattern-wrapper. Nothing special there. Just make sure to divide your value by 100, so you get a value between 0.00 and 1.00. This step is important because the opacity attribute does not accept 3 digits as value. So a 50% opacity will be 0.50. You can also combine those two functions by passing the correct container returning the right value. I skipped this step. It’s quick and dirty – but it works! :) Function for the Animation: // pattern animation function patternScroller(){ // substracting 1 with every call curPos--; // if it hits our reset-position, back to 0 if (curPos == resetPos){ curPos = 0; } pattern.css("background-position", "0 " + curPos + "px"); } Every time this function gets called, we will subtract 1 from our current position variable (curPos). If it hits the value of our reset position (resetPos), we will set it back to 0. The last step there is to change the vertical position of the background from our pattern-container. Speed Changer: // animation speed changer function speedChange(){ // get the current value of the speed-slider speed = $("#speed").slider("value"); // clear interval, if there is any clearInterval(initScroll); // set a new interval with the current speed initScroll = setInterval(patternScroller, speed); } This function will change the speed of our animation. First we need to get the current value of our speed-slider. After this we have to clear any previous interval (if there is any). Last but not least we are creating a new interval. This will call our previous function (patternScroller) every x milliseconds. The x stands for the value of our speed slider. Random Color and Alpha function: // random color function function randomColors(){ $("#red").slider("value", Math.floor(Math.random()*256), true); $("#green").slider("value", Math.floor(Math.random()*256), true); $("#blue").slider("value", Math.floor(Math.random()*256), true); $("#alpha1").slider("value", Math.floor(Math.random()*101), true); } This function will change the values of the red, green, blue and alpha1 sliders randomly when called. It does so by using JavaScripts Math.random() function. To make sure the returned value is not 0, just add 1 to the maximum value. To make it a Integer we wrapped returned value into Math.floor(), so it gets rounded downwards to the nearest integer. This function is now ready to be bound to button: // random colors button randomcolors.click(function(){ // if button has no "random" class if (!$(this).hasClass("random")){ // add it $(this).addClass("random"); // change the button text $(this).text("random-colors & alpha: ON"); // call the random function once randomColors(); // set a intervall with the random function randomizer = setInterval(randomColors, 2000); } else { // remove the class $(this).removeClass("random"); // change the button text $(this).text("random-colors & alpha: OFF"); // clear the interval clearInterval(randomizer); } // change the default link-behavior return false; }); We will check if the random-function is already running by adding and removing a class (“random”) to the button. The important parts of this whole function is setting/clearing the interval. The interval will get called every 2 seconds (2000 milliseconds) and the first call is after 2 seconds, so we are manually calling it the first time. By returning false, we make sure the override the default behavior of a link. Show and Hide the Pattern container: // show and hide the pattern showhide.click(function(){ // if button has no "visible" class if (!pattern.hasClass("visible")){ // add it pattern.addClass("visible"); // change the text $(this).text("hide pattern"); // fade in the pattern-container pattern.stop().fadeTo(1000, 1); // fade in all elements with the class "forpattern" $(".forpattern").stop().fadeTo(800, 1); } else { // remove the class pattern.removeClass("visible"); // change the button text $(this).text("show pattern"); // fade out the pattern-container pattern.stop().fadeTo(800, 0); // fade out all elements with the class "forpattern" $(".forpattern").stop().fadeTo(800, 0); } // change the default link-behavior return false; }); Again we are checking if the pattern is hidden or not by adding and removing a class to the button (“visible”). Nothing complicated in here – by now, everything should be clear. Just to make sure: The second fade-effect is used to show/hide all elements which have the class “forpattern”. Start and Stop the Animation: // start and stop the animation startstop.click(function(){ // if button has no "scrolling" class if (!pattern.hasClass("scrolling")){ // add it pattern.addClass("scrolling"); // change the text $(this).text("stop animation"); // start a new intervall with current speed-slider value initScroll = setInterval(patternScroller, speed); // fade in all elements with the "foranimation" class $(".foranimation").stop().fadeTo(800, 1); } else { // remove the class pattern.removeClass("scrolling"); // change the button text $(this).text("start animation"); // clear the interval again clearInterval(initScroll); // fade out all elements with the "foranimation" class $(".foranimation").stop().fadeTo(800, 0); } // change the default link-behavior return false; }); This is the last button-function we need for this project. It will start and stop the animation of our pattern. To distinguish if the animation is already started or not, we are again adding and removing a class (“scrolling”). If the button does not have this class yet we are adding it, initiate an interval with the current value of our “speed” variable. If it has this class, we remove it and clear this interval again. For a little bit eye candy we are again fading all elements with the class “foranimation” in and out.
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