To tell you the truth, I wish I could remember where I originally found this example because I would like to give credit where credit is due, but I really don't remember. Anyhow, this person's example was a cool slider effect that stuck to the top of the page. Well I decided to take that and turn into into the same basic concept; only this time coded in JQuery. Oh Yes. I love JQuery.
The example is pretty straight forward. So if you have any comments or concerns, definitely drop me a comment and I will try my best to answer them.
Here are the screen shots:
Slider in the "Off" Position
Slider in the "On" PositionI kept the same colors and such from the other example so if anyone knows where the original was from, please let me know.
Click Here to see this example in action.
Want to download the code? Of course you do, click here.
Originally seen @ (Antonio Lupetti’s moo-tools example)
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