I visited the Google Chrome Webstore and I would like to emulate something. When you rollover the possible applications, a gray box rises from the bottom of the image and displays specific information about that particular application. I have no clue what this is called. So, if someone could tell me, I will then be able to Google it and figure out a way to accomplish doing this with HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. Thank you in advance.
Edit: And if you already know of a tutorial, that would be awesome as well.
Welp, thank you kindly, @Hompimpa. I love it when people are so direct with their help. I will have to give this a go. But I do have a question: what is this specific effect actually called? Is there a name for it? Thanks, again.
Although, sometimes I feel a bit stupid when providing solutions without saying what I did. Not seem to give a lesson, and just lead people to copy and paste it :D
What specific effect actually called? CSS Transition (?).
I visited the Google Chrome Webstore and I would like to emulate something. When you rollover the possible applications, a gray box rises from the bottom of the image and displays specific information about that particular application. I have no clue what this is called. So, if someone could tell me, I will then be able to Google it and figure out a way to accomplish doing this with HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. Thank you in advance.
Edit: And if you already know of a tutorial, that would be awesome as well.
Here ⇒ http://codepen.io/tovic/pen/blpFe
Welp, thank you kindly, @Hompimpa. I love it when people are so direct with their help. I will have to give this a go. But I do have a question: what is this specific effect actually called? Is there a name for it? Thanks, again.
Although, sometimes I feel a bit stupid when providing solutions without saying what I did. Not seem to give a lesson, and just lead people to copy and paste it :D
What specific effect actually called? CSS Transition (?).
I just meant the actual act of having an information slide glide across the image on rollover.