[rz] Bottom to Top *** UPD 2017-Aug-13 ***
Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2014 7:00 pm
[rz] Bottom to Top v1.3
This extreme lightweight extension allows you to move a layer from the bottom of the browser screen to the top of the active area and fix it there.
You can setup a margin for the bottom position and another margin for the top position; also a minimum vertical position can be entered for the layer when the browser is resized, allowing an initial minimum "readable" area.
Cross-browser and backward compatible!
HTML 4.01 Transitional
W3C compliant
DEMO
* New in version 1.3
- New 'progressive full width' mode.
* New in version 1.2.1
- The target object position can be calculated from the bottom or from the center.
- The core has been moved to an external file for a faster navigation between pages.
- Minor code tweaks.
* New in version 1.2:
- New 'Fixed mode' allows to handle the full-width behavior that preserves horizontal offsets or overrides them.
- Improved startup process to workaround an address-bar gap on mobiles.
- Reduced rendering issues on older/slower mobiles.
- Fixed an introduced width issue on some RWD schemes.
* New in version 1.1:
- New 'lean-out from bottom' feature.
- More viewport offset variants.
- Auto box-model support/calculation.
- Improved RWD support with enhanced object resize.
- Improved object handling (can be a text, an image, a layer or almost any other object - depending on its functionality).
- Fixed an inconsistency when the fixed layer on top is released and the page has horizontally been scrolled.
How to use?
1. Design a layer as you usually do; this layer will be used for the bottom and top areas.
2. Drag and drop this extension and enter the layer id.
3. Optionally, you can setup additional properties such as margins and the virtual min-top feature.
4. Preview or publish.
Enjoy!
This extreme lightweight extension allows you to move a layer from the bottom of the browser screen to the top of the active area and fix it there.
You can setup a margin for the bottom position and another margin for the top position; also a minimum vertical position can be entered for the layer when the browser is resized, allowing an initial minimum "readable" area.
Cross-browser and backward compatible!
HTML 4.01 Transitional
W3C compliant
DEMO
* New in version 1.3
- New 'progressive full width' mode.
* New in version 1.2.1
- The target object position can be calculated from the bottom or from the center.
- The core has been moved to an external file for a faster navigation between pages.
- Minor code tweaks.
* New in version 1.2:
- New 'Fixed mode' allows to handle the full-width behavior that preserves horizontal offsets or overrides them.
- Improved startup process to workaround an address-bar gap on mobiles.
- Reduced rendering issues on older/slower mobiles.
- Fixed an introduced width issue on some RWD schemes.
* New in version 1.1:
- New 'lean-out from bottom' feature.
- More viewport offset variants.
- Auto box-model support/calculation.
- Improved RWD support with enhanced object resize.
- Improved object handling (can be a text, an image, a layer or almost any other object - depending on its functionality).
- Fixed an inconsistency when the fixed layer on top is released and the page has horizontally been scrolled.
How to use?
1. Design a layer as you usually do; this layer will be used for the bottom and top areas.
2. Drag and drop this extension and enter the layer id.
3. Optionally, you can setup additional properties such as margins and the virtual min-top feature.
4. Preview or publish.
Enjoy!