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    Judith
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    Dear group,

    I’d like to re-create this websites http://hsshopfitters.co.za/ header effect for a new web design I’m working on.
    Looking at the code I can see they worked with javascript. I am wondering if it’s possible to re-create this ‘overlay and temporary static header effect’ with CSS / parallax and also that it will be fully responsive.
    (the example isn’t responsive). Does anyone know how to approach this?

    Thank you so much in advance!!!
    Judith

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    Paulie_D
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    Temporary isn’t what CSS does.

    Events require Javascript (in general).

    CSS is getting there with things like position:sticky etc. though.

    Frankly, though, try it and see how far you get in a Codepen Demo.

    We’d love to take a look once you have some actual code to show us…then we’ll take a look and se eif we can enhance what you have.

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    Alen
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    @Judith @paulie_d

    I’ve found this while back but never tried using it, might help:

    http://keithclark.co.uk/articles/pure-css-parallax-websites/

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    Judith
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    @paulie_d

    Thank you! OK, so not possible with css alone then.That’s good to know.


    @AlenAbdula

    I did also found that example! I also found skrollr.js https://prinzhorn.github.io/skrollr/

    I thought about a combination of the 2 but was wondering if it couldn’t be just much simpler.

    I’ll be back. :-)

    Thanks a lot!
    Judith

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