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Could you make it so it worked with the jQuery easing plugin when you animate it?
Great plug-in. Some suggested features:
(a) Delayed animated rotate (i.e rotate after 15 seconds)
(b) Shadow effect
(c) Animated shadow, giving the illusion that an image is increasing its height above the page.
(c) Continuous animated rotate (with an option to specify the speed.
(d) Chain effects. eg. Raise image from page, wait 5 seconds, then rotate.
(e) 3-D rotate (out of the plain of the page), e.g. raise one end of an image up by 20-degrees (by simply changing the perspective
(f) Add (rounded) border
(g) Add image caption
Would u please tell me how to get the current angle-value of an image?
@g3nn: Please read http://code.google.com/p/jqueryrotate/wiki/Documentation
@all: All question/bugs/ideas etc. please post on:
http://code.google.com/p/jqueryrotate/
As this is currently official page of a plugin (on blog I will only sometimes write about new features)
Hi,
Is it possible to change rotation center (instead of object center)?
Thanks.
@Ben: Would love to, but unfortunately this is currently not supported by browsers :/
Is there a way to totally eliminate any easing effect? I'm trying to get mechanical type movements, but the easing is totally throwing it off, which is applied even if I don't specify an easing parameter.
Oh I would advice to move to official project page, and ask there:
http://jqueryrotate.googlecode.com
And yes, you can just simply override easing with the simple x=y that will in fact make static movement!:)
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