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jquery whole page/window slider



I'm interested in making a whole page slider like in http://littlemonsters.com/ for example. I've looked around at their code and am trying to figure out





-how they did this whole page slide (which I guess is just a very big slider), and also





-how although the individual 'pages' are stacked on top of each other (like a normal page), when they slide, they are sliding left and right (part of the whole slider problem I guess)





It seems that for many slider plugins, they somehow horizontalize list items (whereas when I do sliders by hand I make a really really long wide list with like width 9999px and have an overflow hidden viewing window--this is probably not the best way). here's some js I found on the above site that I think holds the key but I can't understand too well/incomplete.







step = (id) ->

width = $(window).width()

dir = 1

dir = -1 if id < curId

curId = id

$(".boxDisplay").animate

left: -1 * dir * width

, 500, "swing", ->

$(this).css "left", 0

$(this).removeClass "boxDisplay"

next = $(".box:eq(" + (id - 1) + ")")

next.addClass "boxDisplay"

boxPosition()

next.css "left", dir * width

next.animate

left: 0

, 500, "swing"

animate = ->

i = 0

$(".box").animate(

left: -50

, 10).animate(

left: 0

, 50).animate(

left: 50

, 10).animate(

left: 0

, 50).animate(

left: -25

, 10).animate(

left: 0

, 50).animate(

left: 25

, 10).animate(

left: 0

, 50).animate

left: 0

, 800

boxPosition = ->

height = $(".boxDisplay").height()

$(".box").css "margin-top", ($(window).height() / 2) - (height / 2)



$(document).ready ->

boxPosition()







Thanks!


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