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OK so I know very little about writing Javascript, I can edit it a little, and have dabbled a bit in CSS3 animations. I will give you an image of the sort of thing I am trying to achieve and then explain it below. the website layout will be this: http://i.imgur.com/XyhaxNP.jpg I have found a few ways of doing it on Google but most of them seem to flip the div when the user hovers over the div, I need it to be on click event as it will also need to work on mobile. the third demo with the toggle button is what I was looking at, but that seems to not work when I add the event to an image. This is

I want to save up memory for my game and I wanted to ask you because I couldn't find anything and last time that I asked something here I got a good answer. Can i flip the bitmap inside eclipse so i could save on memory for sprites? All the tutorials that i found were about rotating and not flipping. The tutorials for flipping a bitmap were only for open Gl or something like that. Please help me. I've been looking up for tutorials in google but i gave up at page 5. Can anyone help me? Does anyone have a good tutorial? By the way I am using a canvas. Thanks! I get a force close everytime I try

I know I can do a modal segue in code like this: [presentModalViewController:my_view, animated:YES]; but how do I specify a fade in or horizontal/vertical flip programmatically? Thanks, Pachun set this property to your viewController: modalTransitionStyle UIModalTransitionStyle from apple doc typedef enum { UIModalTransitionStyleCoverVertical = 0, UIModalTransitionStyleFlipHorizontal, UIModalTransitionStyleCrossDissolve, UIModalTransitionStylePartialCurl,} UIModalTransitionStyle; 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10901006/ios-programmatic-modal-segue-with-animation-such-as-flip

I have been using pure css flip of cards in my project but this solution is not proper one. Can somebody present a flip in angular 2 on click of a button? I have found one in angularjs https://codepen.io/Zbeyer/pen/oXQrZg <div ng-app="cardFlipper" ng-controller="AppController"> <h1>Card Flipping AngularJS</h1> <div class="flip-container"> <div class="flipper" ng-click="flipCard()" ng-class="{'flipToFront':isCardRevealed, 'flipToBack':!isCardRevealed}"> <div class="back" ng-class="{'face-hidden':hideBackFace}"> </div> <div class="front" ng-class="{'face-hidden':!hideBackFace}"> <h1>{

I'm trying to create a card flipping animation on iOS, and I'm failing miserably. Basically I have a global View with a Controller. Inside I have a holderView, which contains the card. I have the front of the card, which is the mainView, and then the back of the card, which is a flipSideView. I have tried doing something like this: [UIView animateWithDuration:1.0 delay:0 options:UIModalTransitionStyleFlipHorizontal animations:^{ NSLog(@"started"); [mainView removeFromSuperview]; [holderView addSubview:flipsideView]; } completion:^(BOOL finished){ NSLog(@"completed"); }]; That doesn't work,

For an ebook-reader webapp, im trying to make a fancy book-like viewer for the ebooks, like iBooks for iPad and iPhone. I found that excellent jQuery Plugin which is exactly what im trying to reach. The only problem is, its a jQuery Plugin, so i cant use that. How could something like that'be done in pure Javascript? Link to the jQuery page flip plugin: Turn JS jQuery Plugin John Riselvato As much as you might think this is better to do with JavaScript alone, you should understand that it's might be very difficult and without the proper math understanding and all it's probably going to take

I want to make my image to flip horizontally for 4 times, and at the same time scaling it down. I have the following code for flipping: ObjectAnimator flipAnimation = ObjectAnimator.ofFloat(view, "rotationY", 0.0f, 1440f); flipAnimation.setDuration(4000); flipAnimation.start(); And I have the following code in scale_down.xml for scaling down: <scale android:duration="4000" android:fromXScale="1" android:fromYScale="1" android:pivotX="50%" android:pivotY="50%" android:toXScale="0.1" android:toYScale="0.1" > </scale> However, when I run my app on emulator in eclipse, the flipping image shows an