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smooth-parallax.js

v1.0.2

Published

Pure lightweight JS library for smooth image parallax effect

Readme

smooth-parallax.js

Lightweight lib for smooth parallax image scroll effect, written in vanilla JS with no dependencies.

DEMO

Usage

Install

$ npm install smooth-parallax.js

Example

To make it works your img element needs to be wrapped.

  <div id="wrapper-id">
    <img src="path-to-your-image.jpg" alt="Some awesome image">
  </div>

Then import SmoothParallax into your js file.

import SmoothParallax from 'smooth-parallax.js';

const parallax = new SmoothParallax(document.getElementByID('wrapper-id'));

Options

There are the two options that you can edit, such as:

const parallax = new SmoothParallax(element, {
  speed: 10,
  scale: 1.2,
});
  • speed - speed of image translation under the wrapper. Default value for speed is 10. Please adapt the speed of translation according to your element size.
  • scale - in order to translate your image, it needs to be slightly bigger than wrapper. So with scale we make sure that your image overlaps behind wrapper. Default value for scale is 1.2

Licence

Licensed under the MIT license.