Hey, im trying to build a simple website that consists of a frame which displays content (Some Buttons, Images and so on). The Canvas containing the content is going to be much bigger than the frame and i basically want to be able to move the content underneath. I do not want the content outside of the frame to be visible.
Any advice on how to accomplish that?
I've got no Web-Development-Skills to my name, I've only used Node.js so I know a bit of javascript.
Attached is a mockup, greyed-out area basically should be invisible, background and buttons should move underneath the frame.
>>51277975
Learn to use div's.
Don't use frames it's 2015 ffs
>>51277975
you can make use of the CSS scroll property, along with specifying sizes for your containers, etc
see http://jsfiddle.net/31o51m8t/
https://developer.mozilla.org/de/docs/Web/CSS/overflow
>>51278017
>scroll property
well, it's called "overflow", but you get the idea
>>51278008
"Frame" in this case meant that I want something that looks like a Picture-Frame.
>>51278017
Thanks a lot, i'll look into that
>>51277975
Take a look at codecademy.com m8
>>51277975
I get what you're saying but I don't really get what you're trying to do. What are you making? Tell us more about what you are trying to do.
Okay, I've tried a few things but I'm not really sure whether or not im on the right track.
Basically I want to create a Frame (think of a TV-Screen) and a Wheel (Think of the Wheel of Fortune) that can be seen "on the TV-Screen".
I want to be able to turn the wheel by scrolling with the mouse.
I only want the part of the wheel that is visible on the TV to be visible. Also, the wheel contains stuff that should be clickable - I want to use SVG-Graphics for those if possible.
I tried using a HTML5-Canvas, which allowed me to rotate the objects. I also used the overflow-attribute to accomplish the "Frame"-Look.
However it seems like a canvas is not reall ideal because I cant click on stuff.
>>51279195
You can click on stuff with canvas but you're overcomplicating things using canvas, you can rotate things with CSS, if its simple animations you can use JS + CSS, if you want something really fancy with complex animations use canvas
>>51280440
Yeah, I kinda got it to work, im using JQuery+CSS right now. Thanks for your input guys <3
>>51279195
sounds interesting actually
good luck
