Pure CSS3 Page Flip Effect
17 de Mayo del 2010By using CSS3 gradients, transitions, 2d transforms and clipping, I’ve achieved this pure CSS3 — without Javascript — page flipping effect. By adding some Javascript it would be possible to do a full catalog viewer just like the existent ones done in Flash, but I wanted to try if it was possible to do it without Javascript… and it is!
It works in Webkit based browsers (Safari and Chrome) only. Take a look of it here.
This is awesome. Will learn and try to create a catalog viewer.
Thanks a million
Dinesh
Que grande, macho!
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Literally amazing! It slightly jiggles up and down in Safari, but amazing nonetheless!
WOW. That is awesome!!!
Mad props for pulling this off.
Doesn’t work on the iPad…
Doesn’t work in FF.
Wow, that is great, congratulations!
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Looks great! When do you think we can have the versions to work with Firefox and Safari:-) Thanks bunches!
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Doesnt work on iPhone…
saludos, no funciona con Firefox 3.6.2 linux x86_64…
Impresionante.
En Chrome Mac se ve perfecto. En WebKit/Safari la portada tiembla un poco. Una pena que aún no funcione en Firefox.
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That’s awesome Roman!
Nice use of the overflow hidden property to only show the part of the page that has been turned over. I’d love to see a full JavaScript version that works with multiple pages.
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Very well done… works fine on Android smartphone as well
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Unfortunatly I am not very good in web, yet. I, however love this idea, the soda can rocks as well as the others. Love the flip, very cool ideas!
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Nice work, this is awesome.
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Woah! Amazing!
Nice but don’t work in Firefox
Great Look! But is there a Tutorial outside, where it uses Javascript to do the full catalog viewer?
Thanks a lot!
Has anyone tried to make a javascript version of this?
Great Look!
I want to know : do you now have the versions to work with Firefox and Safari?
Thanks a lot!!!
Hi Jessic,
I didn’t. I’ve had no time lately to update my blog or to do anything related. But Stu Nicholls from CSSplay did it, based in my effect:
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/cssplay36.html
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/cssplay-flip.html
I hope it helps!
P.S. I tried to contact you by email, but you wrote it wrong, so I hope you read this…
Thanks a lot! It’s so amazing!