Full Page Background Image Navigation (Slide Effect) with jQuery

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This full page jQuery navigation that has a background image slide effect with a different position, The background image sliding direction from the list item in the middle will depend on which item the user was before: coming from the right, it will slide from the left and vice versa. These backgrounds create an awesome effect of actually just being one element that slides into place, changing its color.

Most of you already aware that jQuery is a lightweight JavaScript library that emphasizes interaction between JavaScript and HTML. It’s have Ajax interactions for rapid web development with the powerful scripting language that it represents (JavaScript) you can do amazing things. Sometimes you have to take a closer look to find out what is powering all of those smooth animations. jQuery is quickly becoming a favorite. If you are looking jQuery Plugins & Tutorials then you can find here Full Page Background Image Navigation with jQuery.

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Background Image Navigation Preview:

Requirement: jQuery
Demo: https://tympanus.net/Tutorials/BeautifulBackgroundImageNavigation/
Download: https://tympanus.net/Tutorials/BeautifulBackgroundImageNavigation/BeautifulBackgroundImageNavigation.zip

Author: Muhammad Faisal
I'm Muhammad Faisal founder of GDJ and co-founder of FPD. I love all things having to do with WordPress, PHP, HTML5, CSS, or jQuery. And really enjoying to writing articles on web design and typography. You can catch me on Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest.