Showing posts with label #graphics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #graphics. Show all posts

Thursday, May 26, 2016

21 Hidden Facebook Features Only Power Users Know - Part 10

Download a Copy of All Your Facebooking
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Download a Copy of All Your Facebooking

Want your own personal copy of everything you've ever shared on Facebook? I'm talking, ev-er-y-thing: Every post, every image, every video, every message, and chat conversation (not to mention all the settings you probably don't even think about)? You can do that!

Just go to Settings > General and click on the link "Download a copy of your Facebook data" at the bottom and follow the directions from there.

This feature lets you take a trip down memory lane, or just save your info should you ever decide to delete your FB account. However it is probably most useful to those in the legal profession as it can capture your Facebooking at a particular moment (social media posts can trigger lawsuits, after all).

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Search Engine Optimization Basics

Lee Odden Lee Odden     

Search Engine Optimization Basics       


search engine optimization


Learning the basics of search engine optimization (SEO) isn’t difficult, it’s time consuming. SEO consultants can offer a variety of services but in the end, web site owners will appreciate the optimization services they’re getting much more if they educated themselves on the fundamentals.


The nature of marketing web sites has continually evolved from a focus on optimizing text to include an array of digital assset optimization such as images, audio, video and content delivery formats like RSS and mobile. Regardless, there continues to be a significant value in basic SEO.


In many cases, small businesses or small web sites especially, there’s a lot the site owner or webmaster/developer can do to improve the search engine friendliness of the site, i.e. fundamental content optimization, before pursuing outside help. However, those that do end up outsourcing on-page optimization and link building often do so because of a lack of resources or the desire to leverage expert experience to avoid big mistakes that can end up costing more to fix than a SEO consultant in the first place.


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Sunday, January 4, 2015

Camera.js finish and downloads - continued | part 5


Download, support, contacts, change log -repost

AND IF YOU WANT DONATIONS

SUPPORT FOR ME

If you want to support my work you can buy something from my ThemeForest page: ThemeForest, I'll really appreciate
You can also share this page or follow me on DribbbleTwitterFacebookForrst etc.

SUPPORT FOR YOU

If you need support or if you want to report a bug or ask an implementation the only way is by join the Camera slideshow Google grouphttp://groups.google.com/group/camera-slideshow

HIRING

If you want you can hire me at manu@pixedelic.com (include some details about your project and do not ask for support at this address). Do not use this address to ask support please.

DOWNLOAD

download  download camera.js (dev. version)
download  download camera.min.js (min. version)
download  download Camera slideshow (zip with demo inside)
Se also the project on the github repository: https://github.com/pixedelic/Camera

Camera.js api- continued | part 4


Apis, classes and HTML5 data- attributes - repost

TO MANIPULATE ALMOST EVERYTHING...

A SIMPLE SLIDE

This is the "simple anathomy" of a slide:
<div data-src="images/image_1.jpg"></div>

CAPTIONS

You can add a caption to the slide, just put a div with class "camera_caption" into the div above:
<div data-src="images/image_1.jpg">
 <div class="camera_caption">The text of your caption</div>
</div>
By adding one more class to the "camera_caption" div you can decide the effect of the caption. The possible classes are: "moveFromLeft", "moveFomRight", "moveFromTop", "moveFromBottom", "fadeIn", "fadeFromLeft", "fadeFromRight", "fadeFromTop", "fadeFromBottom"

HTML ELEMENTS

You can also put some HTML elements into your slides. These elements must be wrapped into a div with position:absolute and they can be included in the transition effect too:
<div data-src="images/image_1.jpg">
 <div class="fadeIn camera_effected">The text of your html element</div>
</div>
An HTML element can have a class "fadeIn": in this case it will be displayed with a fading effect. By adding the class "camera_effected" to the div, it will be included in the transition effect (but pay attention, this could make the transition slow).

VIDEOS

To include a video into your slideshow you must put an iframe into one of your slides:
<div data-src="images/image_1.jpg">
 <iframe src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/1084537" width="100%" height="100%" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe>
</div>
As you can see I set the width and the height of the iframe to 100%, so it changes its size according with the size of the slideshows (I mean the iframe, the video in the iframe will mantain its ratio).
The iframes can't be included in the transition effect, so you can use a screenshot of the iframe as image for your slide. By default they are displayed after the transition, but you can decide to display them only after clicking the image of the slide itself. Just add to the div (the slide) the attribute data-video="hide" (see below the data- attributes).

THE "DATA-" ATTRIBUTES

The URL of the image on the slide is added by using the HTML5 data- attribute. This allows to load the image only when the slideshow calls it and not (lazy load method).
By using the HTML5 data- attribute you can add many properties to your slide, that overwrite the general ones. For instance the URL of the thumbnails:
<div data-src="images/image_1.jpg" data-thumb="images/thumbs/image_1.jpg"></div>
or a particular alignment for one slide only:
<div data-src="images/image_1.jpg" data-alignment="topLeft"></div>
Here below you can see all the other "data-" possibilities
data-alignment
"topLeft", "topCenter", "topRight", "centerLeft", "center", "centerRight", "bottomLeft", "bottomCenter", "bottomRight"
data-easing
for the complete list http://jqueryui.com/demos/effect/easing.html
data-mobileEasing
the easing effect for mobile devices only
data-fx
"random","simpleFade", "curtainTopLeft", "curtainTopRight", "curtainBottomLeft", "curtainBottomRight", "curtainSliceLeft", "curtainSliceRight", "blindCurtainTopLeft", "blindCurtainTopRight", "blindCurtainBottomLeft", "blindCurtainBottomRight", "blindCurtainSliceBottom", "blindCurtainSliceTop", "stampede", "mosaic", "mosaicReverse", "mosaicRandom", "mosaicSpiral", "mosaicSpiralReverse", "topLeftBottomRight", "bottomRightTopLeft", "bottomLeftTopRight", "bottomLeftTopRight"
data-link
the URL where you go by clicking your slide
data-portrait
"true", "false". Select "true" if you don't want that your images are cropped
data-slideOn
"next", "prev", "random": decide if the transition effect will be applied to the current (prev) or the next slide
data-src
the URL of the image of the slide
data-target
"_blank", "_new", "_parent", "_self", "_top", the target values for the data-link attribute
data-thumb
the URL of the thumbnail of the slide (if the value of the 'thumbnail' option is true)
data-time
the milliseconds between the end of the sliding effect and the start of the nex one
data-transPeriod
the length of the sliding effect in milliseconds
data-video="hide"
"hide" is the unique possible value. If you use this data- attribute means you are using a video on your slideshow. The videos on Camera can be displayed only after the transition. By adding this data- attribute you must click the image to display the video, otherwise the video will be displayed automatically after the transition. More info are available on the demo pages

Saturday, January 3, 2015

Camera.js options- continued | part 3


Options, and callbacks too

TO CUSTOMIZE ALMOST EVERYTHING
alignment: 'center'
topLeft, topCenter, topRight, centerLeft, center, centerRight, bottomLeft, bottomCenter, bottomRight
autoAdvance: true
true, false
mobileAutoAdvance: true
true, false. Auto-advancing for mobile devices
barDirection: 'leftToRight'
'leftToRight', 'rightToLeft', 'topToBottom', 'bottomToTop'
barPosition: 'bottom'
'left', 'right', 'top', 'bottom'
cols: 6
easing: 'easeInOutExpo'
for the complete list http://jqueryui.com/demos/effect/easing.html
mobileEasing: ''
leave empty if you want to display the same easing on mobile devices and on desktop etc.
fx: 'random'
'random','simpleFade', 'curtainTopLeft', 'curtainTopRight', 'curtainBottomLeft', 'curtainBottomRight', 'curtainSliceLeft', 'curtainSliceRight', 'blindCurtainTopLeft', 'blindCurtainTopRight', 'blindCurtainBottomLeft', 'blindCurtainBottomRight', 'blindCurtainSliceBottom', 'blindCurtainSliceTop', 'stampede', 'mosaic', 'mosaicReverse', 'mosaicRandom', 'mosaicSpiral', 'mosaicSpiralReverse', 'topLeftBottomRight', 'bottomRightTopLeft', 'bottomLeftTopRight', 'bottomLeftTopRight', 'scrollLeft', 'scrollRight', 'scrollHorz', 'scrollBottom', 'scrollTop'

N.B.: you can also use more than one effect, just separate them with commas: 'simpleFade, scrollRight, scrollBottom'
mobileFx: ''
leave empty if you want to display the same effect on mobile devices and on desktop etc.
gridDifference: 250
to make the grid blocks slower than the slices, this value must be smaller than transPeriod
height: '50%'
here you can type pixels (for instance '300px'), a percentage (relative to the width of the slideshow, for instance '50%') or auto
hover: true
true, false. Pause on state hover. Not available for mobile devices
imagePath: 'images/'
the path to the image folder (it serves for the blank.gif, when you want to display videos)
loader: 'pie'
pie, bar, none (even if you choose "pie", old browsers like IE8- can't display it... they will display always a loading bar)
loaderColor: '#eeeeee'
loaderBgColor: '#222222'
loaderOpacity: .8
0, .1, .2, .3, .4, .5, .6, .7, .8, .9, 1
loaderPadding: 2
how many empty pixels you want to display between the loader and its background
loaderStroke: 7
the thickness both of the pie loader and of the bar loader. Remember: for the pie, the loader thickness must be less than a half of the pie diameter
minHeight: '200px'
you can also leave it blank
navigation: true
if true the navigation button (prev, next and play/stop buttons) will be visible, if false they will be always hidden
navigationHover: true
if true the navigation button (prev, next and play/stop buttons) will be visible on hover state only, if false they will be visible always
mobileNavHover: true
same as above, but only for mobile devices
opacityOnGrid: false
true, false. Decide to apply a fade effect to blocks and slices: if your slideshow is fullscreen or simply big, I recommend to set it false to have a smoother effect
overlayer: true
true, false. Decide to put a layer on the images to prevent the users grab them simply by clicking the right button of their mouse (.camera_overlayer)
pagination: true
true, false
playPause: true
true or false, to display or not the play/pause buttons
pauseOnClick: true
true, false. It stops the slideshow when you click the sliders
pieDiameter: 38
piePosition: 'rightTop'
'rightTop', 'leftTop', 'leftBottom', 'rightBottom'
portrait: false
true, false. Select true if you don't want that your images are cropped
rows: 4
slicedCols: 12
if 0 the same value of cols
slicedRows: 8
if 0 the same value of rows
slideOn: 'random'
next, prev, random: decide if the transition effect will be applied to the current (prev) or the next slide
thumbnails: false
true, false
time: 7000
milliseconds between the end of the sliding effect and the start of the nex one
transPeriod: 1500
length of the sliding effect in milliseconds

CALLBACKS

onStartLoading: function() { }
this callback is invoked when the image on a slide start loading
onLoaded: function() { }
this callback is invoked when the image on a slide has completely loaded
onStartTransition: function() { }
this callback is invoked when the transition effect starts
onEndTransition: function() { }
this callback is invoked when the transition effect ends
Since Camera 1.3.0 you can get the index of the current slider by using the callbacks in this way:
onLoaded: function(){
  var ind = t.find('.camera_target .cameraSlide.cameranext').index();
}
With the method above you can get the index of the slide that will display after the transition effect.
onEndTransition: function(){
  var ind = t.find('.camera_target .cameraSlide.cameracurrent').index();
}
With the method above you can get the index of the slide at the end of the transition effect.

Camera.js usage - continued | part 2

Usage, how to include Camera into your projects - repost

AND ALL THE METHODS

THE BASIS

This is the basic structure to make Camera work:
<div class="camera_wrap">
    <div data-src="images/image_1.jpg"></div>
    <div data-src="images/image_1.jpg"></div>
    <div data-src="images/image_2.jpg"></div>
</div>
Just put this code into your HTML page and the basic slideshow will be ready to use. See the other demos to create more complex slideshows.
For jQuery newbies: after downloading and unzipping Camera, you can see some files in the folder called Examples included in the zip: there I provided some examples of Camera slideshow.
As you can see in the examples themselves, before the Camera plugin, you must call jQuery in the head of your document: without jQuery the slideshow doesn't work.
Then you must call jQuery Easing plugin and jQuery Mobile plugin. After that you must call Camera plugin and initialize the function camera with the simply method jQuery('YOUR_TARGET').camera();

SKINS

Do not forget to call also "camera.css". By editing this CSS file you can create your own personal skin, of course. But Camera already provides some skins. It has got 33different colors for the icons. To use them just add one of this classes to the target element (if you don't use any of this classes the color of the icons will be petroleum/graphite):
camera_amber_skin  |  camera_ash_skin  |  camera_azure_skin  |  camera_beige_skin  |  camera_black_skin  |  camera_blue_skin  |  camera_brown_skin  |  camera_burgundy_skin  |  camera_charcoal_skin  |  camera_chocolate_skin  |  camera_coffee_skin  |  camera_cyan_skin  |  camera_fuchsia_skin  |  camera_gold_skin  |  camera_green_skin  |  camera_grey_skin  |  camera_indigo_skin  |  camera_khaki_skin  |  camera_lime_skin  |  camera_magenta_skin  |  camera_maroon_skin  |  camera_orange_skin  |  camera_olive_skin  |  camera_pink_skin  |  camera_pistachio_skin  |  camera_pink_skin  |  camera_red_skin  |  camera_tangerine_skin  |  camera_turquoise_skin  |  camera_violet_skin  |  camera_white_skin  |  camera_yellow_skin

METHODS

This is the main function to start your slideshow. Have a look to the options for more detailed info about how to set the slideshow.
jQuery('YOUR_TARGET').camera(); //the basic method

jQuery('YOUR_TARGET').camera({ //here I declared some settings, the height and the presence of the thumbnails 
 height: '41%',
 pagination: false,
 thumbnails: true
});
You can use the public methods below to stop the slideshow, for instance, when you open a lightbox. They simply add or remove a class to the target element.
jQuery('YOUR_TARGET').cameraStop(); //stop the slideshow

jQuery('YOUR_TARGET').cameraPlay(); //start the slideshow

jQuery('YOUR_TARGET').cameraPause(); //pause the slideshow (some difference between 'pause' and 'stop': when you stop the loader and the commands are hidden)

jQuery('YOUR_TARGET').cameraResume(); //resume the slideshow after pausing

Tuesday, December 9, 2014