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Laxe is a simple to use library for any website, using js! It does what it does and nothing more. The one concern of Laxe is, parallaxify a website! Yes, any website, even yours!
It's as simple as adding one line of code, which is exactly what you're going to have to do, but more about that in the next section.
First, npm this module using: npm i -S laxe
. Easy, right? Well, now for the hardest part.
Add a couple of classes, e.g. laxe
, to some of your elements on the desired website. Remember the name!
Lastly, Add this line const laxers = new Laxe('.laxe')
, remember to use the class you added earlier.
And bam! Done! Easy right?
Well, that was boring, how a bout some customization?
Just as easy as step two. Add some data-attributes. You can use
data-speed
: any number, decimal or not.data-axis
: can be x
, y
or anything else for both.Doot. That's it!
Just because the interwebs needs more libraries.
Why isn't this smooth? Well, simply add a transition: left 250ms, right 250ms
, figured we shouldn't decide the smoothness for ya!
FAQs
A simple, and easy to use, parallax library for any website
The npm package laxe receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, laxe popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that laxe demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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